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cornmorphs
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wow, thats really pretty. i expected it to be dark for some reason.
Tegucentric
Certified Reptiholic
That is one reason I dislike living here in Maine. Field herping here is limited pretty much to a few amphibians & various garter snakes. I did just get back from a drive from Maine to Arkansas and back, but it's so late in the year I saw nothing in the few places I stopped to field herp.
Herps next summer I will make a trip down to Florida to do a bit of herping. I want to try to get down to the Daytona Expo anyways, maybe I will head down a week or two early and get some herping in.
Rick
Herps next summer I will make a trip down to Florida to do a bit of herping. I want to try to get down to the Daytona Expo anyways, maybe I will head down a week or two early and get some herping in.
Rick
cowboyman13
Jimmy
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Welcome back david i havent seen you post in awhile.
Welcome back david i havent seen you post in awhile.
cornmorphs
New member
we have hardly anything in the way of reps in the uk in the wild.
