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1/28/12 at 8:49am

hippiehen
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Originally Posted by gallorojo

All good, your info was usefull, there is a difference between one hatchery and another , and between breeders, etc...Good to know your experiences with them, almost no one even has them!!! You should start a thread for them!!

LOL I would.... but I kind of can't stand them!