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Kimba is thriving! I purchase all my superworms and crickets from Cricket Depot.
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If you're considering one of these interesting turtles as a pet, read our comprehensive care guide on red eared sliders.
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Bearded Dragons | 3 comments |Update on Kimba: Kimba is thriving! I purchase all my superworms and crickets from Cricket Depot.
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Bearded Dragons | 2 comments |This little guy has been such a joy. He was out first reptile and now we are hooked. He loves chilling with the kids and going for walks.
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