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Old 11-07-03, 10:03 PM   #31
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Old 11-08-03, 02:28 AM   #32
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retics due to there eyes,size, and smarts. they are one of the worlds most dominate animals. take care Nick
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Old 11-08-03, 02:54 AM   #33
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Looks wise, a retic... hands down. But if I were to ever own a giant, I'd get either a normal male burm or an albino patternless male. A super dwaft retic would be cool too though...
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Old 11-08-03, 06:20 AM   #34
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I can't belive no one said Indian. I love their pattern I find they look like a girafe. But I am a sucker for a nice normal Burm. I love their colour and pattern.
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