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Must have had a hell of a response. He raised the..........

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Posted by bobl on April 29, 2003 at 07:10:44:

In Reply to: Must have had a hell of a response. He raised the.......... posted by tgreb on April 29, 2003 at 05:11:53:

:the price from 55 to 100 bucks in a couple hours. Let us know how they adapt at that size.


I guess the higher price is for the flawless specimens. I asked for one with ALL of its parts right down to the tips of it's spines! LOL
I've kept w.c. Spineys of various sizes and the large ones were flighty and bitey much like an untame Rhino and they will mess you up if you're not careful! Most of the larger ones remained wary of course, but the juvies tame down fairly well.
They all adapted and thrived in captivity and fed like pigs right along side of my Cycluras and Green Iggies.



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