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sergé

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Hi Tim,

any estimations? Can you give me web sites of the traders in Japan?
Thanks in advance.
It is very concerning if all these animals die and no-one knows why.

Sergé
 
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michaelk

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Hi Sergé,

Just for info, I´ve seen some at the Hamm fair this spring.

If you need further details, contact me directly by email.

Michael
 
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Hi Serge,

Your profile doesn't contain your mail address, so click on mine and send me a mail
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Has there been any more recent luck with reproduction in other species of Neurergus this past year? I haven't heard much news, but perhaps someone attending any of the bigger expositions this year has seen or heard something new.

p.s. Nearly two months back in South America and still no Caudates... shame.
 
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Yes, those at Hamm would be the same as the ones at Houten in the Netherlands a few weeks later.
 
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Thank you all, the latest information is again sad, most animals are sick or have already died. Most animals imported were again males...
 
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