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16-Jan-08, 02:41 AM
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Originally Posted by urodacus_au 
Nice geckos, be it wheeleri or cinctus.
Jordan | Yeah very nice, bit like a light coloured amyae with bands
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16-Jan-08, 05:20 AM
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i recently asked npws why they had been removed from class 1 licence and was told that there were none legally available anywhere in australia
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16-Jan-08, 08:08 AM
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The animals in captivity would have had to be collected with a take from the wild permit so there may be some restritions placed against selling there prodjony (sp)?? Other then that I dont know why they sat that.
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16-Jan-08, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by jamgo yes there is nephrurus wheeleri cintus an heard on grapevine today that they were bred this year | Quote:
Originally Posted by CodeRed heard the same rumour
from what I can gather they are available in captivity and have been bred
the price for pairs was $4500 .. ouch | Quote:
Originally Posted by jamgo i was told $5000.00for pair | Quote:
Originally Posted by MrSpike I heard 6k for pairs, bred in Syd. | Would someone kindly PM me the sellers details...............  |
16-Jan-08, 04:14 PM
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Me too , me too 
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16-Jan-08, 04:25 PM
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At times like these, you get even more annoyed about how O/S keepers can commonly keep and breed them and we're stuck with jack all!
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17-Jan-08, 09:01 PM
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these guys will have to come in to play with in a few years and i think they will be the new amyae, or the most desirable knobby by far.
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17-Jan-08, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by DrNick | Nick, I think you'll find that anyone who knows who the breeders are, wont say anything until they get what they want.
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18-Jan-08, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by OzGecko Nick, I think you'll find that anyone who knows who the breeders are, wont say anything until they get what they want. | Hey Daniel,
I knew who has them before I asked the question LOL Was just sussing out how many people are in the know!  But, as you know- knowing who has them and actually getting your hands on some two different scenarios all together.
How's your gecko season going ATM??
Nick
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21-Mar-08, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by jamgo i was told $5000.00for pair | I heard twice that price! They'd sell like hotcakes for that price wouldnt they?
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21-Mar-08, 04:46 PM
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yes big ryano you are right
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21-Mar-08, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by albino i recently asked npws why they had been removed from class 1 licence and was told that there were none legally available anywhere in australia | I was recently informed the same by NPWS licencing - who have contacted CALM in WA who say that NO export or even collection permits have been granted for wheeleri...
I would be VERY cautious buying these animals....
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21-Mar-08, 05:43 PM
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u guys are nuts,5000 big ones for a pair,bugger that,sure there lovely,i guess if they sell like that and u breed them u may make ya money back plus some but sheesh,i couldnt spend that kind of dosh,i think its amusing when people can collect animals from the wild on permit,when they say to hopefully introduce them into the hobby like its noble then they want to sell them for ridiculous amounts,money talks and the bs walks,would be nice to establish alot of new species into the pet trade,but yeah,some of the prices,im supprised things like black palmed rock monitors ect arwent established,good luck if u do buy some though,like i said it would be great to see them in a lot of collections
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21-Mar-08, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by richardsc u guys are nuts,5000 big ones for a pair,bugger that,sure there lovely,i guess if they sell like that and u breed them u may make ya money back plus some but sheesh,i couldnt spend that kind of dosh,i think its amusing when people can collect animals from the wild on permit,when they say to hopefully introduce them into the hobby like its noble then they want to sell them for ridiculous amounts,money talks and the bs walks,would be nice to establish alot of new species into the pet trade,but yeah,some of the prices,im supprised things like black palmed rock monitors ect arwent established,good luck if u do buy some though,like i said it would be great to see them in a lot of collections | You have just been officially crowned 'THE COMMA KING' |
21-Mar-08, 07:14 PM
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comma comma comma chameleon
lol
glad im not the comma queen,then id worry
npws wouldnt know if places like zoos were breeding them,eg aussie reptile park who can then sell them through snake ranch if they got the nod i reckon
there definatly out there though,mark my words
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