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N.v.l Efts pictures and a short video

caudatadude28

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Here are my little N.v.l. efts. I love these guys. They are currently eating bloodworms and whiteworms. I just got them cabob stick trained. Anyways here they are:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4STrZpgMGVQ
 
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they are so nice , i love the short video to. Congrats
 
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