This is where they come from

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Umbrella
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This is where they come from

Post by Umbrella »

If you were wondering as to what their home land might look like... this is as close as I can show you. This goes for any of the FW puffers found in or around the Mekong River Basin. That means all the target puffs.

Enjoy.

http://www.getzel.net/photos/laos/small/34la_7226e.jpg

http://www.getzel.net/photos/laos/small/33la_7189e.jpg

http://www.getzel.net/photos/laos/small/28la_7194e.jpg

Or you can go directly to the page and see large, clear versions of the photos by scrolling and clicking:

http://www.getzel.net/pages/laos.php
AND
http://www.getzel.net/pages/thailand.php

-UMB
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Post by Jase »

cool. nice site you found there. :)
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Post by crazedpuffer »

Very nice!
And omg buddists!
I saw 2 at wal-mart the other day, it was really funny.
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