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DosJax 12XU

DosJax 12XU

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My pair of T.shanjings just came in this morning! They look great, smaller than I expected but they look healthy and they are very alert. As soon as I put them in their new 20gal. setup both began to explore their new home. I'm stoked!
 
Good luck with them, good to hear your happy with them. Once settled and established in captivity they make great terrarium subjects.
 
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