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Where on earth do you purchase a caecilian?

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karent999

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I know this thread is old, but wanted to throw it out there that I have T. Natans (fully aquatic kind) for sale. Captive bred. Should you be interested, please contact me. Thanks.
 
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Hi Karen, this isn't really a classified thread but I'm interested when shipping weather permits! Been looking for awhile. PM me! Thanks, JVK
 
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Oh boy. I've found some Herpele squalastoma for sale. Maybe I'll ask Mrs. Santa Clause for a Cameroon blue caecilian for Christmas! It's been ages since I've seen these for sale.
 
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Hayden said:
Where on earth do you purchase a caecilian? I want one so badly, but I simply cannot find one.
In other news, my 18th birthday is this Friday, if anyone has a few extras laying around. :p
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Idk if you're still looking but underground reptiles has gaboon and Mexican giant caecilians currently.
 
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