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    The most interesting lizard shed I've ever seen

    The other day I was cleaning out my water skinks pond and I found this! It is the complete shed from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail and includes the shed from one of the forelimbs as well. The forelimb shed still has the skin from the fingers intact! I was quite surprised.




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    Wow I have never seen that happen. Must be the most healthy skink in the world... That is awesome. Its a keeper
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    Lets just say it has advanced to ....way too much to list

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    Wow, that's so cool!

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    Now that's somethin special! I'd put it in a frame but ya know, some say I'm a little bit out there lol.

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    WOW, never seen that before.
    "We are artists using locus and alleles as our paint; the ball python as our canvas" - Colin Weaver


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