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Still in business!!! I drive by there shop a few times a month...

They can do some spectacular work... and unfortunately some to less standards

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Originally Posted by TimT (Post 7975636)

That is not very far from a buddy's shop. He is located on Engineers Drive, off of Broadway behind the Lowe's.

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Hey baby... wanna pet my atretochoana?

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Atretochoana eiselti
Atretochoana eiselti | Natural History Museum
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The strange-looking amphibian Atretochoana eiselti is the only known lungless caecilian. This image shows the side of its broad, flat head.

The order Gymnophiona contains approximately 160...
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The order Gymnophiona contains approximately 160 species. Commonly called caecilians, they are elongate, limbless, burrowing creatures found in tropical forests along the equator.

http://kids.sandiegozoo.org/animals/amphibians/caecilian
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http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/tetrapod-zoology/2013/08/25/because-caecilians-are-important/
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Excellent diagrams showing skull anatomy and jaw musculature of (from top to bottom) rhinatrematid, ichthyophiid, caeciliid and scolecomorphid caecilians. Caecilians are unique in that they have co-opted various throat muscles as jaw-closers. From Nussbaum (2000).

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Aquatic Typhlonectes, foraging near the bottom of an aquarium. These caecilians are often sold in the pet trade as 'rubber eels' or 'black eels'. Photo by Neil Phillips.

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Originally Posted by URY914 (Post 7974580)

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"Hello, I'm in the market for a long-hood 911." :D

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Originally Posted by BE911SC (Post 7976252)

"Hello, I'm in the market for a long-hood 911." :D

Here.... You're gonna need another suitcase.
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