E. chinhaiensis wholesale

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travis

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I was looking through a wholesale list from China and saw Echinotriton chinhaiensis for sale at $1.50ea.They are also offering Tylototriton verrucosus for $3.00ea and Pachytriton spp. at $1.00ea.
I don't know where this wholesalers source is but since the minimum order is $2000 I have a feeling large numbers are being harvested somewhere...
The webpage is: http://www.monet.nl/china%20reptiles.htm look at the bottom of the page
 
Yeah, that's been online for 4 or 5 years now. They don't really have Echinotriton, they have P. chinensis. Also, they have a terrible reputation for customer service and ripping people off.
 
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