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pddooley

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Hello, Im new to this, have some reptiles, had some frogs and a newt but am looking to get some Neurergus kaiseri. Eventually I would like to breed them too. Thanks
 
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Welcome! I think you will find plenty of experts to talk to about Neurergus kaiseri here. Unfortunately, I'm not one of them, since I'm still on my "gateway species" - Ambystoma mexicanum. :)
 
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