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Description: This is my DWARF CAIMEN. I got it around 3 weeks ago and I named him CHOPPER. I'm guessing he's around 4-6 months old, that's what they told me. He eats really good. Eats 2 fuzzy mice on Fridays & 2 Goldfish on Tuesdays. Yesterday I fed him 3 small fuzzys and he gulped them up FAST. I built him a cool setup with running water that he just loves to lay under. I will submit a photo real soon.

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User: 1DOWN (see all of 1DOWN's photos)
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Date: 04/17/04
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reptaguy

Registered: 04/2004
Location: U.S
Photos Uplaoded: 48
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Were did you get it and if its not to much trouble price range
04-17-2004 07:15PM View reptaguy's Profile  

ladiecroc

Registered: 01/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 12
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it's a dwarf, nice pic Rating: 5/5 
04-18-2004 06:13PM View ladiecroc's Profile  

1DOWN

Registered: 04/2004
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I just uploaded photos of CHOPPER'S new home right here: http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.pl?photo=138741

And right here: http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.pl?photo=138746

Check it out and let me know what you think.

Take care.

1DOWN
04-19-2004 04:35PM View 1DOWN's Profile View 1DOWN's Gallery  

nonglang

Registered: 04/2004
Location: -
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It cool..!! and Can you tell me how much do you pay for it. If you don't want to tell me in this broad please send email to me nonglang@hotmail.com thank.
04-19-2004 06:02PM View nonglang's Profile Visit nonglang's Homepage!  

ReptileFreak19

Registered: 08/2002
Location: United States of the Americas
Photos Uplaoded: 137
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If at first you dont suceed then Sky diving is not for you.

You're enclosure is awesome, man. I love the square tank. However, I noticed you had everything except UV lighting.. Why is this? Rating: 5/5 
04-19-2004 08:55PM View ReptileFreak19's Profile View ReptileFreak19's Gallery  

Chris_SS

Registered: 04/2004
Location: U.S.A - And Proud Of It
Photos Uplaoded: 1
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Nice looking caimen. Nice set up to.
Good Job.
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(Thanks Mods)
Rating: 5/5 
04-26-2004 11:43PM View Chris_SS's Profile  

1DOWN

Registered: 04/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 10
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When I'm in the room with "CHOPPER" late at night while I'm on my computer, I hear him make this noise. The noise he makes kinda sounds like a grunt/bellow or something like that. I wish I could spell it or something. Let's see, if I can spell it... it sounds likr "UMMP". If you know what I'm saying and you know what this means, please inform me. I'm very surious to know what this sound means when "CHOPPER" does it.

Thank you.

Goldie
05-09-2004 07:34AM View 1DOWN's Profile View 1DOWN's Gallery  

ReptileFreak19

Registered: 08/2002
Location: United States of the Americas
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If at first you dont suceed then Sky diving is not for you.

It could be any reason. I would guess being that you are in the room it may be either a stress or a threat call.
Threat calls usually involve a good amount of hissing and coughing. I would put something over the cage when you are in the room. If he is still "barking" I wouldn't worry to much. They often do it, especially hatchlings and juveniles. Possibly just looking for mom.
05-09-2004 06:53PM View ReptileFreak19's Profile View ReptileFreak19's Gallery  

1DOWN

Registered: 04/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 10
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Thanks ReptileFreak19: Your follow up to my post is very appriciated and what you said does make sense. Thank you very much for getting back with me on this. Have a great day.

Respectfully,

1DOWN
05-10-2004 02:55PM View 1DOWN's Profile View 1DOWN's Gallery  

ReptileFreak19

Registered: 08/2002
Location: United States of the Americas
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If at first you dont suceed then Sky diving is not for you.

No worries.
05-11-2004 07:11AM View ReptileFreak19's Profile View ReptileFreak19's Gallery  

brendan3462

Registered: 05/2004
Location: Elk Grove california
Photos Uplaoded: 9
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how long does it take for a dwarf to get full grown?
05-24-2004 06:34AM View brendan3462's Profile View brendan3462's Gallery  

ReptileFreak19

Registered: 08/2002
Location: United States of the Americas
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If at first you dont suceed then Sky diving is not for you.

Under normal conditions it will take up to about 7-8yrs for dwarfs to get around 3' which is about sexual maturity.
05-25-2004 06:29AM View ReptileFreak19's Profile View ReptileFreak19's Gallery  

1DOWN

Registered: 04/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 10
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Hello. I am the owner of Chopper. I had to house chopper in a different cage set up for a few weeks and now Chopper has a little GREEN ALGAE growth on his skin. How do I get it off? What's the deal with it? Any info will help.

Thank you.

1DOWN
Rating: 5/5 
06-27-2004 04:42PM View 1DOWN's Profile View 1DOWN's Gallery  

GatorsNcrocs

Registered: 01/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 54
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Always loved dinosaurs so owning reptiles is the next best thing, i currently own 4.5 gator, 1.5 c.d.caiman, diamond back terrapin, i've owned many reptiles over the last 10 years mainly snakes, but enjoy gators more.

Does he move around alot? Is his basking light over land or water? You should be able to hold him and wipe the algae off, depending on where the light source is you may want to move it.
06-27-2004 08:39PM View GatorsNcrocs's Profile View GatorsNcrocs's Gallery  

1DOWN

Registered: 04/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 10
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Thanks for the reply. Chopper is in his water most of the time and the light source if over his water. Where should his light be? Rating: 5/5 
06-27-2004 10:31PM View 1DOWN's Profile View 1DOWN's Gallery  
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