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peterG

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January 2015

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1.1 CB 2012 Chilabothrus(epicrates) inornatus.
For Hamm in March
Trade for the following are welcome: Tropidophis(not
looking for melanurus and haetianus), Ungaliophis,
Trachyboa, Exiliboa, Rare Chilabothrus, (epicrates):
monensis, gracilis, exsul, striatus subspecies, Liophis
juliae, Calabaria

#Reptilia #Squamata #Serpentes #Boa #Colubridae #Calabaria #Epicrates #Liophis #Exiliboa #Trachyboa #Tropidophis #Ungaliophis

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