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13-Mar-08, 08:15 PM

dangermouse dangermouse is offline

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thanks

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Originally Posted by JasonL

They are around, though not in huge numbers, they also aren't explosive breeders so you won't see many advertised, as most hard to get herps are snavelled up by pesky mates or used for swapping tools. Whilst they do have that "hard to get in captivity" enigma, and arn't that bad looking, they are nothing compaired to a good stimmy or caramel childrens.

yes stimmy are very nice they are on my list should have one soon

but the i like the pygme
i like all of the childrens group
thanx for info will keep eye out

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