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Hi guys.

Excuse the bad formatting on my post I'm using my phone.

I have had my alpestris alpanus since last spring. Unfortunately I did have two but no matter what I tried one of them wouldnt eat and eventually died. :-(

But the other seems happy enough and going strong from what I can tell. But as I'm no expert can I get your opinions on whether he/she (am unsure of gender) looks healthy to you guys?

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He/she is on a diet of earthworms and on the odd occasion I will buy some live bloodworm.

What do you guys and gals think?
 
She looks good :)
 
Cheers Azhael.

Its good to know she looks all fine :)

Even better to know that she is a she.
 
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