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Wanted Anolis vermiculatus

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Hi Maurice, that is an unusual request to say the least! Are you a collector of anoles? A. vermiculatus is a species I have never seen offered at all. I am myself interested in anoles and always perk up when I see anything related to them on these forums. The genus is very under-appreciated in my humble opinion. I currently have a female Anolis coelestinus with one baby just hatched. Breck
 
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Hi Maurice, that is an unusual request to say the least! Are you a collector of anoles? A. vermiculatus is a species I have never seen offered at all. I am myself interested in anoles and always perk up when I see anything related to them on these forums. The genus is very under-appreciated in my humble opinion. I currently have a female Anolis coelestinus with one baby just hatched. Breck
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Lost my collection started in early 90s to a home flood. I keep a number of reptile species, but I have always loved the anoles.

Maurice Pudlo
 
U might want to try the herp. dept curator at the zoo in New Orleans....he's an avid Anolis keeper and I had made an enclosure for him for one of his rare species about 2 months ago.......
If I find his email, I'll let u know and email him to check. But if u can somehow figure out how to get ahold of him, then thats probably your best bet.....

U can get some in Europe......:rolleyes:
 
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