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I have six T. verrucosus morphs available for $45 each plus $40 for overnight shipping. THey were laid this year and morphed in the last month.

PM me if you are interested. Here is a picture.

I have been calling them T. verrucosus for the last 15 years, however, some people are now saying that what I have is T. shanorum.

Here is a link to a thread on them and how I keep them:

http://www.caudata.org/forum/f1173-...s-vivaria-etc/52345-new-tylo-urodelarium.html

If you scroll down to post #12 in this thread, you will find links to all my tylo threads.
 

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