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Unique Ensatina e. klauberi

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russ

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E.e.klauberi can be very variable, but this is the most unique one I've ever found or seen.
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joseph

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Wow-that one sure is unusual! How are the babies doing?
 
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russ

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The baby croceaters from last year are doing great. Three are huge for yearlings, one is fine but is way behind on growth. I hope to eggs again any day now.

RUSS
 
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