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Date: 04/16/08
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757Monitorman

Registered: 06/2008
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 The strange spots appear to be blisters which is a common disease in them. They should be treated because if not the blisters will spread. I hope this helps.

Take Care ;)
07-04-2008 11:18PM View 757Monitorman's Profile