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    Thanks for the link, that is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for taking the time to compile the list and explain the observations clearly.
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    its interesting that there is an equivalent in leopard geckos, the enigma is the same way

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    Re: Which BP lines are known to have a wabble?

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    its interesting that there is an equivalent in leopard geckos, the enigma is the same way
    jags in carpets pythons is another one

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    damn i had no clue, thats so weird

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    Re: Which BP lines are known to have a wabble?

    Beautiful spiders!

    I have 2 young females, and they are far more voracious eaters than my het albino pair and pastel male
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