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- Jul 31, 2003
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...she came out. :-D
It was pretty big surprise when i was going to sleep and heard some noises (in my head probably). When i went to check i saw her
My Pterinochilus sp. (lugardi) who needs a molt. Again. Every time when i see her she has some bald spots somewhere. I forgot that i have her and i didnt feed it in few months and when i threw there a cricket it didnt eat it. But when i gave her a piece of meat she ate it. As fastidious as her owner LOL
Just remind me that i wont ever again get a t who burrow herself for six months under the ground, doesnt eat well and i have to dig a whole every second month to check if it's still alive.
It was pretty big surprise when i was going to sleep and heard some noises (in my head probably). When i went to check i saw her
My Pterinochilus sp. (lugardi) who needs a molt. Again. Every time when i see her she has some bald spots somewhere. I forgot that i have her and i didnt feed it in few months and when i threw there a cricket it didnt eat it. But when i gave her a piece of meat she ate it. As fastidious as her owner LOL
Just remind me that i wont ever again get a t who burrow herself for six months under the ground, doesnt eat well and i have to dig a whole every second month to check if it's still alive.