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    Gravids will definitely cost more then non gravids. W.C. gravids give you the chance of hitting something new from the males side of the gene pool aswell. I just visited Outback last weekend and one way to tell if they are gravid is to grab them high and low and allow their bellies to sag in the air. Females that are carrying eggs will have a very pronounced spine if you do this due to the eggs weighing down their bellies. My sub saharan girl from them should pop here anyday now. Josh was saying that he recommends you keep W.C. on cypress because they will not acclimate very well on paper towels.
    5.5.13 C. Ciliatus - Specialize in Super Dals
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    5.2.2 U. Fimbriatus

    Lots of BPs focusing on Clown stuff in 2014.

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