Azureus Do Dallas

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Went to the Dallas World Aquarium this past weekend, got some shots of the Azureus they had there:
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They had a sign labelling one of the enclosures as containing leucs, as well - but there was an Emerald Tree Boa in there instead. Oh, well. Beautiful snake, though!
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wow, love the blue dendrobates...!!!....I had a few about 2-3 years ago but they breed'd so I had to sell all the little babies and I got an offer of 50$ for a breeding pair so I sold them.....love the pics...
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