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RE: Drymobius margaritiferus

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Posted by: LOTI_Reptiles at Thu Mar 31 15:56:29 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LOTI_Reptiles ]  
   

Hey Jakob, sorry to just jump into your thread. I have been trying to locate a breeder here in the states for the last year and a half and haven't found anyone. I keep hoping someone from Mexico will see the thread since it overlaps from Texas to N. Mexico. It's looking like the only option would be wild caughts and hope for the best keeping them. The only problem is they are highly protected in Texas. If I here of anything, I'll let you know, if you would do the same. That would be great. If you use facebook, shoot me a friend request and we can keep in touch.

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