A little background, my nine year old granddaughter begged me for six months to get her a T so after clearing it with my son I got her a 3"+ B. hamorii for Christmas. Needless to say that after getting it she didn't want it so instead of getting rid of it I decided to keep it myself. I must admit that they are pretty interesting and I have done a ton of reading online, books and this forum. This will be my first at 52 years old and to think that this thing may out live me.
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Grandpa here
- Thread starter Mr. P
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Hi and welcome Mr. P 
. I'm glad you decided to keep the T and you know, your granddaughter may get her interest back in time.
. I'm glad you decided to keep the T and you know, your granddaughter may get her interest back in time.
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Congrats Mr. P! Great species. Could be all for the best, she can enjoy it when she comes to visit you.
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Welcome Mr. P. I got into Ts at age 51. Now I have 13 of them—be careful—they are addicting.
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Thanks all, I have learned so much about them over the last month and I am pretty facsinated with them. I don't think I would ever have 90 but i could see myself with a couple more over the years. I have a good feeder store about ten minutes up the road so that helps out and the wife thinks they are pretty cool so that is a plus also.
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Check mate, Ennie!!!
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Welcome to TF, old timer.
welcome to the forum
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I don't feel so old now, LOL.
