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My announcement......

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kara

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With MUCH anticipation, I bought my first tiger today! I am so excited! It was a rat race trying to find this guy, or girl, it's a juvie so I think I may have to wait to see if male/female. I was at a local pet shop today, and I saw an empty tank and asked what was in it...it wasn't empty, the sally was buried! Happy day for me!! Will post photos later today!
The moral of the announcement: good things do come to those who wait....and wait....and wait some more
 
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chris

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yes.....def. wanna see some pics.
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michelle

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I'm happy for you Kara. Hope to see the pictures soon.
 
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