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This s my first ever post on this site after looking around it for a while I currently own three T marmoratus 2 ceratophyrs cranwelli 2 amber millipedes 2 bumblebee toads and 15 land hermit crabs :animal::animal::animal::animal:
 
Hii and welcome!! :D I am also new, I joined maybe like a week or two ago. How lucky you are to have Bumblebee Toads! They are some of the prettiest toads I've seen, they almost look like Dart frogs. :p
 
Welcome to the Forum! man, you have quite a collection!
 
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