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Dendrobates leucomelas Rio negro (0.0.12) - $240 each
Cruzyohyla craspedopus (Ecuador) (1.1.0)- $800 together
Triturus marmoratus (0.0.10) $50 each
Triturus karelinii (1.3.0) $250 together
Tylotriton shanging (1.2.0) $200 together
Neurergus crocatus 50ish ..I haven't sexed them but old enough to breed as they are currently laying eggs- groups of 5 for $300
Cynope Ensicauda popei (0.0.30) groups of 5 for $250
Hypselotriton cyanurus (0.0.10) groups of 5 for $300
Hypselotriton orientalis (0.0.10) groups of 5 for $300
Paradactylodon persicus (0.0.15) groupd of 3 for $600

to the prices above, add $50 for shipping

For whatever reason most of my pictures are not uploading on here. I can provide pictures of what you are interested in upon request. I apologize for this inconvenience.
 

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Riccky said:
Dendrobates leucomelas Rio negro (0.0.12) - $240 each
Cruzyohyla craspedopus (Ecuador) (1.1.0)- $800 together
Triturus marmoratus (0.0.10) $50 each
Triturus karelinii (1.3.0) $250 together
Tylotriton shanging (1.2.0) $200 together
Neurergus crocatus 50ish ..I haven't sexed them but old enough to breed as they are currently laying eggs- groups of 5 for $300
Cynope Ensicauda popei (0.0.30) groups of 5 for $250
Hypselotriton cyanurus (0.0.10) groups of 5 for $300
Hypselotriton orientalis (0.0.10) groups of 5 for $300
Paradactylodon persicus (0.0.15) groupd of 3 for $600

to the prices above, add $50 for shipping

For whatever reason most of my pictures are not uploading on here. I can provide pictures of what you are interested in upon request. I apologize for this inconvenience.
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It’s not a scam at all. If socalpaws guy has some patience i would FaceTime him the animals as requested.. some of us have real jobs.
 
Riccky said:
Dendrobates leucomelas Rio negro (0.0.12) - $240 each
Cruzyohyla craspedopus (Ecuador) (1.1.0)- $800 together
Triturus marmoratus (0.0.10) $50 each
Triturus karelinii (1.3.0) $250 together
Tylotriton shanging (1.2.0) $200 together
Neurergus crocatus 50ish ..I haven't sexed them but old enough to breed as they are currently laying eggs- groups of 5 for $300
Cynope Ensicauda popei (0.0.30) groups of 5 for $250
Hypselotriton cyanurus (0.0.10) groups of 5 for $300
Hypselotriton orientalis (0.0.10) groups of 5 for $300
Paradactylodon persicus (0.0.15) groupd of 3 for $600

to the prices above, add $50 for shipping

For whatever reason most of my pictures are not uploading on here. I can provide pictures of what you are interested in upon request. I apologize for this inconvenience.
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Tylotriton shanjing- SOLD
 
Are the triturus marmoratus juvenile aged where they are still aquatic or have they transitioned to being more terrestrial?
 
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