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Baby Trimeresurus albolabris, and stejnegeri

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We have 6 baby T. albolabris, and 6 baby T. stejnegeri availble. All are feeding on live pinks, but the stejnegeri still need to be tease fed. We're asking $65 each, or $120/pair for the baby albos, and $80 each, or $150/pair for the baby stejnegeri. Pics will be made available upon request.
 
I would love to see the pics of both. I am looking specifically for a subspecies T. grumpechti, but not finding it anywhere. Both T. alborlabris and T. stejnegeri are pretty closely related and look about the same as well. I am looking specifically for a male with the pronounced red lateral line down the body starting from the eye. I know I'm being picky, but that's why I'm still looking around. Thanks alot.
 
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