Realistic T. granulosa replica

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ester

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Does anyone know if realistic T. grans replicas exist and where to get them?
 
Sorry, I do not. But I do have a question for you. Do you know of any realistic salamnader replicas for sale anywhere at this time? I recently found a P. ruber at the national aquarium and then found out that line of replicas (Tennessee Aquarium Collection of replicas) was discontinued. I have checked out ebay and did tons of google searches and only found unrealistic translucent salamanders. If you have any info on this I would really appreciate it.

Thanks,
Brad
 
Brad, this question is well over a year old. I don't think Ester even posts here any more.
 
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