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Posted by dan felice on January 15, 2003 at 15:42:40:

In Reply to: Sorry I could not Re. posted by herb s on January 15, 2003 at 14:37:11:


:The first tiger posted a couple days ago was purchased from some good guys at Dinosaurs Not Included about a year ago. He is about 6 1/2 feet and wild caught male approx. 2-3yrs. in captivity. I am not an expert at this species I just got lucky with this one.

:This is my Spilotes cage, I have two males and a female.


that is a really excellent set-up for spilotes! they like to perch all the way at the top if a ledge or branch is available. from there they can keep an eye on things.....lol. has anyone ever noticed that the speckled ones seem considerably smaller than the banded ones?

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