Always Nice to see some activity in this Datnoid forum! Great write up
Jush
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I Included a couple links below on this topic, and the only wild caught Sumatran photo I found through my years of searching (post #7) I’m skeptical of the current Sumatran Island Dat trade as well. The vast majority of wild caught photos are from the Borneo/Kalimantan island of Indonesia. If I’m inaccurate. I challenge u Show a wild photo here with a collection locale
. If u see one on Instagram, Facebook, or Google. It’s likely 100% Borneo/Kalimantan. Sumatran rivers are not as accessible. Population appears depleted from heavy pollution from the tree palm oil manufacturing. I believe most sellers are labeling Borneo collected Dats themselves as Sumatran if there appearances checks all the boxes. Therefore, hiking up the prices. Love to hear your thoughts.
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I Included a couple links below on this topic, and the only wild caught Sumatran photo I found through my years of searching (post #7) I’m skeptical of the current Sumatran Island Dat trade as well. The vast majority of wild caught photos are from the Borneo/Kalimantan island of Indonesia. If I’m inaccurate. I challenge u Show a wild photo here with a collection locale

Sumatran and Borneo (Kalimantan) Locale
To avoid confusion. Borneo and Sumatra are islands belonging to Indonesia. Since, these locales are attached to the marketing of these Indonesian Datnoids (D. Microlepis). Hope it helps clarify . Lots of Borneo, Kalimantan, and Sumatran names being thrown out there. * Borneo (green) is a...
