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Geckos/Anoles for sale or trade

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I'm looking for a few things
Frogs: Dendrobates pumilio ‘orange’ – male ‘red’ – female
Geckos: Goniurosaurus spp; Paroedura spp., Sphaerodactylus spp. (including the two US species), Uroplatus spp.

I have a list of geckos and few others things for sale or trade.
0.3, Anolis allisoni (most with replacement tails) $45 each
1.0, Anolis sabanus, $75
1.1, Coleonyx variegates s.s. (the male is thin), $60/pair
0.0.2, Pachydactylus fasciatus (incubated for females), $125 ea.
1.1, Scincus scincus (not sure of the subspecies) Orange/red Sand Fish (looks like 1.1 but no breeding after 3 years in my care), $70/pair

Don't know what to ask for snakes, but if your interested contact me.
1.0, Antaresia stimsoni 0.1? or female wanted
Morelia spilota cheynei x M. spilota spilota (beautiful animal)

Best,

Chuck
 
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