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Re: New Iguana


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Posted by paulstephen on November 21, 2002 at 18:25:04:

In Reply to: Re: New Iguana posted by Mr. D on November 19, 2002 at 09:05:26:

I am sorry, i didnt mean to be insulting. It is just that we had a guy who bought "a green lizard with an orangish tail". He didnt know how to heat it, feed it or even what type of lizard it was. I am extremaly sorry if i insulted you, and did not mean it to sound harsh. I was pretty sure that you knew what you were talking about, just wanted to make sure!!! I am VERY sorry once again, i know words can be taked the wrong way. The last thing that i wanted to do was insult you.

PS as snakes go, Ball pythons, Milk, corn or king snakes are the way to go. Burms can be a handful (i know someone who has one)


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