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Wanted ISO Uncommon/Rare Arachnids

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Hey, I'm interested in breeding less common whipspiders and possibly some other hard-to-find arachnids. I'm primarily curious as to whether or not these species are even available and who may be working with them. Most places I see selling whipspiders are selling Phrynus/Paraphrynus species and Damon medius, but the specific species I'm looking for are:

Damon diadema

Euphrynichus amanica

Sadocus asperatus/ingens

Thanks for any help!
 
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