Reptile show

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Hi,

Just wanted to mention that I saw my first group of emperor newts (Tylototriton shanjing, I think), at the Michigan Reptile Show this past weekend. I guess they are starting to increase in the market more and more. They had about 20 or so for sale at $25 a piece. They looked to be in pretty good shape.
 
That's a pity that they don't look well. Probably coming from the same wholesalers as the ones appearing on Kingsnake.
 
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