My first response was laughter, followed by a number of words that aren't exactly polite said in amazed disbelief... not because I thought there was an possibility of a legitimate morph here, especially looking at the pictures but simply because it was amusing that anyone would try something so obvious...



But this person selling them seems insistant that they purchased the neonates from a pet wholesaler after an imported gravid female clutched out.



Farfetched, but it's amusing to see people try to twist their lies into something reasonable so to the poster of the ad...



What was the name of the woman who sold them to you?



What is the name she operates her business under?



Can you provide contact information?



Can anyone else verify that this individual represents a legitimate business and isn't just your wife on a cell phone if she is called to verify this story?



All simple things if you're telling the truth, feel free to email me at msurinamensis@aol.com or inspectorparrot@earthlink.net if you'd rather not have fifty people calling her for verification and I'll just call myself and ask around to verify that she's a legitimate source and that you provided accurate information.



-Seamus Haley

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• Red Balls, Brining the thread to the top. - M_surinamensis, Sat May 24 03:45:21 2003
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