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-	The whole installation relaly worked in a auspicious way. The real wall, those windows up high, the odd parachute sculptures, the lovely laptop mini film, The way we all had to come together to look in the window of the van, the engine running,the coming together of family and friends and city officials and the powerfully simple time line that drew it all together (I had the pleasure of handing out) it worked for me.I think the waist shirt workers would have been very proud. In fact I felt them there.falling and rising.	+	No!  It is not, and the comments wriettn above the video actually discusses why feeding a spider, or really anything locally caught can be a bad idea for your Dragon.  Wild insects are obviously raised in a much different environment then the farm bred crickets or worms you feed them from the pet store.  Wild insects are exposed to many various localized strains of bacteria, and remember with the low distance a Dragon would travel in nature, their exposure rates can remain very limited even in the wild to new bacterias.

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No! It is not, and the comments wriettn above the video actually discusses why feeding a spider, or really anything locally caught can be a bad idea for your Dragon. Wild insects are obviously raised in a much different environment then the farm bred crickets or worms you feed them from the pet store. Wild insects are exposed to many various localized strains of bacteria, and remember with the low distance a Dragon would travel in nature, their exposure rates can remain very limited even in the wild to new bacterias.