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    Re: Snakes and Stones

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    Who knew rocks were so "complicated"? Thanks for sharing your knowledge-
    You are welcome!

    I always found geology boring because I had no practical application for it. I wouldn't exactly call tumbling/polishing rocks a 'practical application', however, identifying new sources of material is enough to spur my interest.

    In other news: I just hatched three 'proof clutches' to confirm if some of my 66% Het females were 100% Het. All three clutches (HO x 66% Pos. Het) had more than enough hatchlings to statistically prove their mothers Non-Hets...DOH! Normally I would be pretty disappointed, but, I have the day off from work today-so I'm cool with it...good to know...

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    *.* TNTC

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