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For Sale Japanese firebelly newts - Kanto and Kyushu

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Cynops pyrrhogastor (Kyushu) japanese firebelly newt juveniles 40.00 ea.
Cynops pyrrhogastor (Kanto) japanese firebelly newt juveniles 40.00 ea.

kept on forest floor substrate eating well. U.S. shipping

Pick up at Oaks Pa and Hamburg Pa reptile show
 

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Hello how are you also are they Still available

This ad is over a year and a half old. The newt hobby is very different now. Unless you are looking for Spanish Ribbed, Alpine or Danube Crested newts; most of the rest of the species (especially Cynops/Hypselotriton) are quite rare and they aren't going to get more plentiful. Too many buyers, too few breeders.
 
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