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Hello all. I'm an Environmental Science teacher and herpetologist recently relocated to Americus, Georgia. I have a Wildlife Exhibition Permit from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, which allows me to keep and display native herps with pre-approval. I never sell anything, but will occasionally be looking to buy here as native herps cannot be sold within Georgia and usually can't be kept, which means I'll have to go outside the state for reptiles.

I currently have 1 Cope's Gray Treefrog, 1 Green Treefrog, 4 Squirrel Treefrogs, 2 Southern Toads, 2 Eastern Narrowmouth Toads, 1 Marbled Salamander, and 1 unspecified Asian Forest Scorpion. I am in the market for a couple sirens, either the eastern subspecies of Lesser (Siren intermedia intermedia) or one of the dwarves (Pseudobranchus sp.), but I have not yet applied for approval on those. I'm also considering several snakes among Florida Pine Snake, Corn Snake, Eastern Kingsnake, or Scarlet Kingsnake.
 
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