Evie wants hornworms
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hehe, it looks like its sitting there waiting for you to open it for em.
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If never seen a shade like that u got lucky that's beast
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What kinda Lizza is dat?! Fo' rill Lizza? Fo' rill'd?
Izdata Jeeebus Lizza? F' Rill?
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omg its snooki
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big worms o_O
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very...big...worms...
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haha hes like yo what kind of bs is this?
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what kind of lizard is it
mrkiemoney 1 year ago
@mrkiemoney
He's a frilled dragon
utahraptr 1 year ago
where can i order horn worms
Kingmaconha 1 year ago
@Kingmaconha I get mine at Great Lakes Hornworms
utahraptr 1 year ago
question are they nice cuz i just watched a few vids and they seem aggressive but i want one!!
Cuzo03 1 year ago
@Cuzo03 Evie is friendly because he was hand trained as a baby. If you work with them when they're young, they can be great, but an unhandled frillie will most likely be skittish and/or agressive if you try to pick it up. It takes time, but hand training worked well for Evie.
utahraptr 1 year ago