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i currently have a 1.2 trio of cresteds of pretty good color but i was thinking of trying to trade my trio for a pair that is breeding size and of good color

my question is wether or not this is a good or bad idea and if its somthing that id be able to find som1 to do it with
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Randy Kuehn
keeper of
1.2 Rhacodactylus ciliatus(crested gecko)
0.1 Tupinambis marianae(black and white tegu)
1.3 veild chameleon
0.0.2 Dendrobates auratus(green and black arrow frog)
0.0.2 eastern pond newt
0.0.1 Paroedura Pictus(pictus gecko)

It's up to you, but I think that would be a bad move if you can already tell what sex they are. If they're sexable, then you probably only have another few months before yours are of breeding size. Be patient and you'll produce twice as many babies with what you already have.
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Anthony Caponetto
http://reptiles.drivennewmedia.com

well do you think i could get better colored pair for my trio of pretty good color>??? i have one thats orange one thats yellow orange with like a mud colored striping its relle cool and my male is peach with a neon streek for a back when hes fiered up and he has dalmation spoting
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Randy Kuehn
keeper of
1.2 Rhacodactylus ciliatus(crested gecko)
0.1 Tupinambis marianae(black and white tegu)
1.3 veild chameleon
0.0.2 Dendrobates auratus(green and black arrow frog)
0.0.2 eastern pond newt
0.0.1 Paroedura Pictus(pictus gecko)

If you're asking if someone is going to trade you two really bright colored breeders for three average colored ones that aren't breedable, I don't think so. I know I wouldn't.

>>well do you think i could get better colored pair for my trio of pretty good color>??? i have one thats orange one thats yellow orange with like a mud colored striping its relle cool and my male is peach with a neon streek for a back when hes fiered up and he has dalmation spoting
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>>Randy Kuehn
>>keeper of
>>1.2 Rhacodactylus ciliatus(crested gecko)
>>0.1 Tupinambis marianae(black and white tegu)
>>1.3 veild chameleon
>>0.0.2 Dendrobates auratus(green and black arrow frog)
>>0.0.2 eastern pond newt
>>0.0.1 Paroedura Pictus(pictus gecko)
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Anthony Caponetto
http://reptiles.drivennewmedia.com