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dd
Jul 31, 1998, 3:00:00 AM7/31/98
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We have our first babies of 1998! It's a boy, a girl, another girl, a boy,
a boy, a girl, etc. etc. The Argentine Black and White Tegus have started
hatching yesterday. They will stay with us for a few more days, after
which we will be able to start selling them to you. Last year's babies are
now more than 1.3 foot long, with some of them being much larger than that
even! The one year old ones are $250 with $25 shipping and handling
anywhere inside the USA. For more info please visit our www site at
http://home.earthlink.net/~timo2/tegus.html or email us at
ti...@earthlink.net
Also, you can get THIS MONTH'S issues of both Reptile Hobbyist (Aug. 1998,
about 10 pages) and Reptiles Magazine (September 1998, two articles just
about tegus, and an Argentine Black and White Tegu on the cover!). We have
written the above articles for these magazines.
a boy, a girl, etc. etc. The Argentine Black and White Tegus have started
hatching yesterday. They will stay with us for a few more days, after
which we will be able to start selling them to you. Last year's babies are
now more than 1.3 foot long, with some of them being much larger than that
even! The one year old ones are $250 with $25 shipping and handling
anywhere inside the USA. For more info please visit our www site at
http://home.earthlink.net/~timo2/tegus.html or email us at
ti...@earthlink.net
Also, you can get THIS MONTH'S issues of both Reptile Hobbyist (Aug. 1998,
about 10 pages) and Reptiles Magazine (September 1998, two articles just
about tegus, and an Argentine Black and White Tegu on the cover!). We have
written the above articles for these magazines.
Supermouse
Aug 1, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/1/98
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In article <01bdbc39$f0a14320$cff90b26@default>, dd <d...@addd.net>
wrote:
>We have our first babies of 1998!
wrote:
>We have our first babies of 1998!
Aaaargh!
Too many Reptiles!
They're breeding too fast.
I feel seriously outnumbered here...:0)
(Congratulations to all these owners of piles of shiny new baby
reptiles, BTW.)
Fearfully,
--
Supermouse
Trying hard not to look so much like a small prey species.
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