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ralf

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Hi Raphael,
The animal on the picture is a juvenile Spanish ribbed newt (Pleurodeles waltl). On their website they are prized at 15 Dollars each. Their scientific name is supposed to be Paramesotriton chinensis, which in fact is a different species.

Ralf
 
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steve

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I seen that too, first they are $15.00 then next you see $300.00 AND THEN they post *BAD* pics so some stupid person will buy it.

maybe if he had 2 pairs of Neurergus strauchii and they were gravid and ready to mate, someone would buy them. At least they could lie a little right? If they're going to rip you off.


steve
 
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