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For Sale Newt species available

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1.1 P. Hongkongensis - $240 including overnight shipping
1.1 T. Karelini - $40 ea - $100 shipped overnight
1.1 T. Dobrogicus macromosa - $40 ea - $100 shipped overnight
x4 N. Strauchii (terrestial) old enough for semiaquatic - $55 ea - $230 shipped
overnight
x10 N. Crocatus - $60 ea x5 $55 ea
x20 I. alpestris apuanas - $35 ea

2-3 days shipping is $15
overnight shipping is anywhere from $20-$40 shipping depending on zipcode.

PLEASE PM ME IF INTERESTED IN ANY OF THESE ABOVE NEWTS, OR WITH ANY QUESTIONS. THANK YOU!
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What happened with Hong Kongensis? Those used to be $7 to $10 about 10 years ago and wholesalers had them by the hundreds. Were they collected from the wild to the point of near extinction?
 
Mark M said:
What happened with Hong Kongensis? Those used to be $7 to $10 about 10 years ago and wholesalers had them by the hundreds. Were they collected from the wild to the point of near extinction?
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Those were mass WC-imports from Asia. They stopped allowing imports some years ago. Very few newt breeders work with breeding Paramesotriton sp. in the US. They, and the never-bred Pachytriton sp. are going to disappear from the US hobby.
 
Actually there are plenty working with paramesotriton and there have been pachytriton breed in the usa it was done last year towards the end of the year by a breeder from Wisconsin
 
This post is from almost a year ago. I like this website, but that’s one of its major flaws. Things from a very long time ago can appear current if one person responds to the thread. I seriously doubt he has any of these animals anymore.
 
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