A:  Sure.  Because of our renovation, we're not selling any kittens right now, but we'll still sponsor the show.  Give me the dates, hours, and theme so I can add it to our home page.  LA

A:  If you're in the neighborhood before noon on Saturday or Sunday I'll cut you a check.  Use the same ad as befire,  Do you have Charles Schultze's imprimatur on the Carlie Brown use?  He may rise from the grave to get you.  LA

A:  I've never had one get near that large.  I'll add your input to my Malaysian Trumpet Snail page.  LA

A:  Yes.  We stay open till 9 pm M-F, 8 pm Saturday, and 6 pm Sundays.  We're open 10-2 pm on holidays.  When you need info like this, you should call us at 283-0300.  You'll get your answers immediately instead of waiting for me to triage my emails.  LA

A:  Nothing.

A:  Wait for your methylene blue.  Also, remember that lots of angel eggs hatch in the absence of methylene blue, because not everybody knows about it.  LA

A:  As long as the centipedes did not bite him, your skink's digestive system will probably handle them.  LA

A:  Okay.  I get your "thought for the day" intent, but I redacted your entire email because it was in French.  I could parse out it was based on Ephesians and dealt with David and Bathsheba.  I read the book (and saw the movie, but I still couldn't figure out what you're trying to say.  Just how many languages do you speak?  Répondez s'il vous plaît   LA

A:  Gotcha.  We call it a chain letter.  Chain mail is what the assoted knights and other sword wielders (like Conan) used to wear to ward off the non-verbal slings and arrows of their various nelghbors.  Thanks for the enlightenment.  LA
PS  I could not cipher the petit mot you included with your explanation.

A:  It goes good.  Gouramis are susceptible to velvet.  Quarantine her.  Make sure she's warm -- at least 75F (80 is better).  Then see what your LFS carries for velvet.  Aquarisol will probably work unless you've used a water conditioner that contains EDTA.  LA

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A:  The easiest way is to Google "sexing emperor scorpions" and check out the photographs.  LA

A:  Hmm.  Looks like the next "Sea Monkey."  I don't breed bettas much any more.  I just sell them.  I suggest you Google the "International Betta Congress" and look for a member in your area.  Those guys crank out lots of baby bettas.  (The wholesalers in your area would just handle the adults.)  LA
PS  Don't call them "Betas" like you do on your website. 

A:  Will do.  Now look up these guys/gals:

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A:  Aww.  Just when you got our customers hooked on the little guys.  In the meantime, if you're in our neighborhood in the near future, I'll take another 50.  LA

A:  As far as I can calculate, we're going thru 50 every two or three weeks.  If we could have 50 every three weeks that would be great -- even on an irregular schedule if that works out better for you.  These little guys have gotten very popular very fast.  LA

A:  I've already provided a care sheet on our website.  You can find it at Japanese Quail.  Did you also mention that you keep button quail?   LA

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A:  I haven't seen any of these naked little rodents since 2006.  They're more of a curiosity as opposed to a practical pet.  LA

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A:  Our supply of land snails has dried up so to speak.  Also, we do not ship critters.  LA

A:  Here's how we look today at lunch.  Take a look at our home page to get a better sense of "our" progress.  We might be done by October.  Then we can start to figure out what we need to do to (maybe) recover.  LA