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jbherpin

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First off, I don't mean any disrespect to Shromm, in fact, I have had good feedback(thank you Shromm!) from him. I want to check the satisfaction with the delivery before I make a commitment. I am very interested in his juv. Alpine's! Who has experience dealing with this breeder?
 
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Fantastic! Job well done! I have no doubt he is top notch, and conveniently 1 state over! Again thank you for taking the time to do the "leg-work", I didn't know where to start...
 
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I have purchased animals from Mike & I will be picking up a few more animals from Mike next week. His animals are in great shape and he is extremly knowledgeable and real nice person to work with.
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Mr. Shrom is a very reliable source of healthy amphibians, and you can contact him for any additional information you may require for the well being of your caudates.
 
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I agree with the above as well. He has a wide range of cb newts and sals available and they always arrive in excellent condition.
 
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