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08-15-15, 03:20 AM
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Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
Hi all,
In my time on this great forum, I have seen that you guys and girls keep jungles, coastals, and bredli. Does anyone keep any of the other spilota subspecies, such as MD's, Southwesterns, Darwins, diamonds, etc. ?
Just out of curiosity. 
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08-15-15, 04:05 PM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
In the us we do have the ones mentioned above. Im not sure if we have southwesterns though.
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08-15-15, 06:23 PM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
Cheers for that. I've never seen any mention of them here on the forum, that's why I asked.
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08-17-15, 05:25 PM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
Shaunyboy keeps wicked diamonds
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08-17-15, 06:22 PM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
Theres a couple keepers on here with diamonds. Theyre hard to find pure here though. Ive seen at expos with 25,50 and 75% diamond but the pures are rare. One time I did track down an adult pair and they were $1,800. so thats part of wyh theyre not as common here as you lucky guys over there.
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08-18-15, 03:47 AM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
I'll have to start a thread and post some photos to tease you all then. 
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08-19-15, 12:24 PM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
I have a few !
Reduced pattern diamond pair 1.1
1.1 from a striped black and white line ( hopefully they will turn black and white )
.1 gosford diamond
.1 66% diamond zebra jag ( with a crazy *** clown on her head ) lol
And a crazy 50% diamond 50% zebra 
Last edited by Dilema; 08-19-15 at 12:40 PM..
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08-21-15, 07:22 PM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
We have everything but imbricata and cape yorks (although those are debatable) in the US. Diamonds are a bit difficult to find pure but there are definitely pure lines. Darwins are becoming cheaper as they are removed from the albino gene. Metcalfei are pretty underrated and rare but I've got my eyes on a group of those in a few years.
We also have a few new localities like Brisbane coastals and julatten jungles that have only recently arrived
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08-21-15, 08:29 PM
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Re: Spilota subspecies kept in US (and elsewhere)
The MD's, or metcalfei, are often considered "average" over here too. They are too often used in jag breeding, which is a topic we won't get into here. 
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