I'll have some newts available for
pickup only at NARBC Tinley Park March 18-19 at the Chicago Reptile House booth. All are
first come, first served no matter who you think you are or who you know. This prevents you from wasting too much of my time and prevents both of us from ripping the other off, which seems to be a popular activity with animal buyers and sellers. It's simple, when you get to the table you can look at the newts and if you like them you buy them, if you don't like them you just go away. I'm real dumb and don't know how to use a telephone or computer to respond to messages on any platform including texts or emails so I guess you'll just need to talk to me at the show, or not, whatever. I start selling newts when I get to the table Saturday morning. All of the newts have been kept mostly aquatic. I guarantee they've been eating and thriving for me and I'm happy to share how they've been raised but I can't guarantee your success. Petco offers a 14 day guarantee, maybe you want to just go shop for newts there instead? If I get the feeling you're going to be a problem, all prices triple.
Any issues with what has been outlined above?
There will be a stack of complaint forms at the table. You can fill one out and make sure to sign and date it. Then we'll throw it right in the trash where it belongs with the rest of the complaints, together as a community.
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Triturus dobrogicus *proven pair in breeding condtion $80/pair (one pair availble)
Triturus dobrogicus *juveniles $20 (only a couple left)
Triturus carnifex (normal male + flavistic female in breeding condition) $150/pair
T.carnifex (normal x normal pair in breeding condtion) $120/pair
Cynops ensicauda popei *juveniles 3 for $100 (15 available)
Cynops ensicauda popei *proven breeding pair $220/pair (one pair available)
Neurergus crocatus 4 for $100 (60+ available)
Axolotls- affordable, assorted colors, sizes with all limbs and gills intact. I should have more than one hundred but less than one million available.
Axolotl mommies need not stop by. They struggle to keep their axolotls and have the audacity to preach to others about axolotl care. It's never a bad idea to take advice from others who are farther on the path you're trying to go down. For example: if Gretchen needs to pop her axolotls in the fridge or dunk them in saltwater every other week because they're chronically ill, maybe Gretchen shouldn't be on facebook telling others how they should keep them? If Mildred can't seem to get her axolotls to eat anything, even though they were eating fine for the person she "rescued" them from, maybe silly Milly has no business telling anyone how it's done either? You're free to draw your own conclusions.
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