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The Prince of Insufficient Light.
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Re: T. s. tetrataenia baby
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Ophiuchus rhea
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: T. s. tetrataenia baby
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probably James requires verbal reminders, which he then tunes out because of his focus on the other 1.24357%
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The Prince of Insufficient Light.
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Re: T. e. vagrans babies
According to my sources, T. elegans should be a species that spends its time on the ground and under debris, even when they're basking. Why then, are both of mine arboreal?
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