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Hello from Florida

23matt3

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Hey guys!

My name is Matt and I am from North Florida. USA


I have been a Caudata member for about a year, maybe a little longer


I currently have 4 female Cynops Orientals and am looking for some males to breed, since the population of Cynops Orientals is slim to none in Florida.
I am starting to post some more pictures at the moment on my profile.

If anyone is selling Cynops Orientals or Breeding them please PM me.


Thanks and have a great day



-Matt
 
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