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~Successful breeding starts with basic husbandry~

23/01/2025

Egernia s. badia 🚀🚀🚀

Cooled and RTB!!

13/01/2025

Gorgeous young female out of Grind and Moonshyne, both parents produced here at Kryptic Morphs. Great lineage on both sides, father goes back to Tremper and Leapin Leachies stock. Mother goes back to Zack Crookston.

Flexible P@yment Pl@ns

02/12/2024

Gorgeous Pink Female 🚀🚀🚀

Hatched 9/17/23

21/11/2024

Nice young male out of Grind and Moonshyne. Great lineage on both sides, fathsr goes back to tremper & leapin leachies, while the mother goes back to Zack Crookston.

Flexible payment plans are offered on all animals!!

2. 5. 0. 0. + 📦

20/11/2024

Beautiful young female going back to tremper and PDV stock out of Frootloop and Raya. Gorgeous collar with some unique body white & patterning. She is developing a really nice deep red.

10/08/2024

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06/05/2024

Looking for your next gecko or skink? Just getting started? Find lizards for all levels listed in the Morph Market store!

We offer on all lizards:

- Lifetime husbandry & breeding support

- Flexible payment plans

- Group discounts

- Wholesale

- Year-round shipping

Looking forward to keeping your passion growing!!
- Daniel Martin

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+18452398839

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http://krypticmorphs.com/, https://www.morphmarket.com/q/hr9qu/

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Here at Kryptic Morphs; I keep and breed high-quality reptiles from the planet Earth, with a special focus on Australian & New Caledonian lizards. I am currently working with; Egernia hosmeri, Correlophus ciliatus, Mniarogekko chahoua, Eurydactylodes occidentalis, and Saltuarius spp.