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New Xenopus laevis
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Ken Worthington
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Beautiful beautiful animals 
There's a sister site to this called Frog Forum which is great.
There's a member from New York (I think) called Jenste who has a lot of experience with Xenopus.
There's a sister site to this called Frog Forum which is great.
There's a member from New York (I think) called Jenste who has a lot of experience with Xenopus.
SanderB
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Beautiful beautiful animals
There's a sister site to this called Frog Forum which is great.
There's a member from New York (I think) called Jenste who has a lot of experience with Xenopus.
Thanks for the link. Hopefully I will learn more about breeding Xenopus laevis.
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