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<blockquote data-quote="caretaker" data-source="post: 226296" data-attributes="member: 35591"><p>I Have to say</p><p> most all of mine are pretty common. I have a couple GBBs, a nice pair of P. auratus and three very nervous P. sazimai. Waiting to be rehoused from the current shoe boxes into something deeper. I have a nice C. cyaneus that's not really rare but that I like quite a lot.</p><p>I do have a (half inch and growing) H. Orellanai. A survivor. One of a group of three tiny little slings that made it.</p><p>This one seems to be doing just great! Not super rare? But valuable to me . And costly enough when I consider the cost of the group of three. My most costly thus far.</p><p> None the less probably my favorite!</p><p>Cheers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="caretaker, post: 226296, member: 35591"] I Have to say most all of mine are pretty common. I have a couple GBBs, a nice pair of P. auratus and three very nervous P. sazimai. Waiting to be rehoused from the current shoe boxes into something deeper. I have a nice C. cyaneus that's not really rare but that I like quite a lot. I do have a (half inch and growing) H. Orellanai. A survivor. One of a group of three tiny little slings that made it. This one seems to be doing just great! Not super rare? But valuable to me . And costly enough when I consider the cost of the group of three. My most costly thus far. None the less probably my favorite! Cheers [/QUOTE]
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