This just proves that you can herp close to home.

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Hi,

So i just wanted to share a few pics of a A. gracile that i found, heh, like 3 inches from my house! Yah, it was that close to my house. I was looking for a sal that i lost ( i wont get started on that story :( ) and found this little dude ( well, not so little actually ). Anyway, let this be a encouragement to those who don't think they can herp close to home! :p. In the pic that the garage door in the background.

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I found another two sals within 6 inches of my house again, I worked really hard to find them! :rolleyes:
 
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