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From: Angie Nichols (helias@sccoast.net)
Date: Wed Jan 27 1999 - 05:02:58 PST

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Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 05:02:58 -0800
From: Angie Nichols <helias@sccoast.net>
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In the pet shop the other day I noticed the reptile/turtle food "musca
larvae". Anyone know what particular varmit that is? I already feed my
plants freeze dried insect larvae and was thinking of trying the musca
larvae for variety. Angie Nichols, SC.

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