St right?

[jakb55]

Oh okay and I got them at a place called big save


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[Vancouver_98683]

I'd buy a lot of them at 10 bucks. They don't come around that often in my area.

 

[jakb55]

I know I might there even cooler cause there soo small

What is a going prince for one of these when they get bigger


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[Vancouver_98683]

The price fetches higher than a AT or IT datnoid. So, if they are NTT. They're pretty much less common, but a lot more sensitive in their care.

 

[Egon]

The main difference is you wouldn't be walikng out of a store with a ST for ten bucks...Nicer depends on the customer but ST are ten times more expensive than what you paid and its highly doubtful you will ever see one at such a small size.They are all but extinct in the wild,don't breed in captivity, and there are only big adults available.....when they are.

+1 on this.

Small ones have not come to the pet trade in about 8 to 10 years now. Sad but we may never see the ST's for sale again.

 

[tdkee1]

On the clear shots those are ntt for sure. A 3 bar indo will usually have their wider gap towards the bottom, in between the middle and the last bar.


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[tdkee1]

Ntt.


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[tdkee1]

The middle and the last bar start to spread further apart towards the bottom on a 3 bar indo usually. St and ntt run more parallel.


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[tdkee1]

That one looks like it has a full neckband too. Good deal for 10 bucks. If I could house them, I would buy them all.


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[D7620]

any chances that lfs would have some more?