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Wild type xenopus laying

xxianxx

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One of my wild type xenopus is laying for the first . Have another four to go ?
 

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How are the tads getting on? Did many hatch? I wouldnt be able to drive to Wales to collect one, but if I can arrange and pay for a courier, could I possibly have 1 female?
 
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