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No fear, still grin and allways begging
 

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They look great. I'm looking forward to seeing videos of them fetching sticks and squeaking at the postman.
 
elKendo97 said:
They look great, tell us a bit more, as you keep?
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Terrestrial setup. 5 - 15 cm of soil, some moss ,bark, rocks and water dish. 5 - 8 °C during winter. Dusted crickets and earthworms as a diet.
 
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