Two new species ?

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Eric Williams
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Two new species ?

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My niece provided these and others for my birthday lol. Tasted as good as they looked. Cheers
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Re: Two new species ?

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Does that mean they are now extinct?
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Ha ha, yes they are extinct, and I must apologise for being the culprit. Cheers
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Those blue Pleiospilos are highly sought-after.
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Re: Two new species ?

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And I didn't get an invite to the party! :cry:
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