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For Sale Super Hypo Common Snapping Turtle

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Hello,
I am selling this Super Hypo Common Snapping Turtle. I received it with a rear top shell deformity. The guy told me it was born this way. He eats turtle pellets, tilapia filets and krill. Other than his shell defect, he is 100% healthy and in no way will it interfere in future breeding. I feel $450 is a solid price for this beautiful turtle. I would like to sell it by this weekend to fund another project. No trades. Thank you. And plenty of pics upon request.

Please don't make comments on this thread. Serious inquiries ONLY please. Thank you. You can also reach me at [email protected]. Thank you. . .
 

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This is a common shell deformity fresh out of the egg. Its usually from temp extremes during incubation. Has absolutely nothing to do with not receiving enough UV. Look at the albino snapper that's been for sale on here. ... it has the same deformity also caused during incubation. Usually Has no affect on the animal and they can go on to live a completely normal life. More of a cosmetic deformity. Nice turtle and a good price bud
Will
 
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