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Hello Every people ,I m a new member here
I have a quection about Cuora trifasciata in North American market is common or not? any breeder working in this sp ?
Best regards

No, they are not common. Reproductive success has proven difficult to achieve, but some breeders are trying. I saw several C. trifasciata at the Daytona, Florida reptile breeder's expo. I spoke with one individual who was selling two wild caught adults. He has had them for nearly a decade, and has never produced young. He said that you can usually see 2 or 3 C. trifasciata at the show each year, both captive bred and wild caught individuals. For my budget, they are extremely expensive. The pair cost several thousand US dollars.

For future reference, the 'classifieds' section of this web is your best resource for monitoring if they're being offered for sale. You can even post a "Wanted" ad, and people may contact you. The forum host may remove your post. It depends on how they interpret it. The forum is is not meant for issues relating to commerce.

Just curious...Where are you from?

Thank you for your reply
I 'm a japanese and live and work in Hong Kong (a China City)
in this year I have breed 8 babys but is here the culture is bad,people want to eat trifasciata as a medication
I try to search some information in here , but maybe i still donn't boning up for this website, I just want to know some marketing about trifasciatain in the best herp market

If you haven't yet contact the Asian Turtle Consortium you should.

http://www.asianturtle.org/

They may be your best bet to achieve your goal. I am sure they would find your success interesting and informative.