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Mixed Breed invertebrates Freshwater shrimp in Croydon. - Advert 1
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Freshwater shrimp in Croydon.

Mixed Breed

4 monthsAge
MixedSex
£15Price

Freshwater shrimp in stock. I'm offering a set of 10 in assorted colors. Price: £15. Pickup available in Selsdon, South Croydon. Other options available. Please contact me. I'll respond within 24 hour

South Croydon, Greater London (12.1mi)
Mixed Breed invertebrates Blue Centipede, Pygmy Scorpion, Big Tooth Spider - Advert 2
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Blue Centipede, Pygmy Scorpion, Big Tooth Spider

Mixed Breed

15 weeksAge
MixedSex
£20Price

South African blue centipede - 7cm - Juvenile/sub adult for sale -£25 Pygmy Scorpion - 1cm - Scorpling - £5 Big Tooth Spider - 4-5cm - Sub Adult - £25 Each Invert is £5 shipping

London, Greater London (12.8mi)
Mixed Breed invertebrates Cheap River Shrimp / Scuds as Cleanup or Live Food - Advert 3
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Cheap River Shrimp / Scuds as Cleanup or Live Food

Mixed Breed

5 weeksAge
MixedSex
£10Price

Often called "sideswimmers" or River Shrimp / Gammarus Pulex or Scuds https://www.naturespot.org/species/freshwater-shrimp Selling 40 for 10 gbp, additional 4.80 for postage or collection , comes wi

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Canterbury, Kent (41.8mi)
Mixed Breed invertebrates Pink Flatback Millipedes & Extinct Cave Roaches - Advert 4
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Pink Flatback Millipedes & Extinct Cave Roaches

Mixed Breed

9 monthsAge
MixedSex
£5Price

Finally warm enough to start shipping from some of my captive-bred colonies. Both species here have been produced by me and have been easy captives which are constantly active and visually appealing.

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Harpenden, Hertfordshire (34.1mi)
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Hybrid animals exist when two genetically close species cross-breed, often within the same genus or family. Examples include mules from horses and donkeys, ligers from lions and tigers, leopons from male leopards and female lions, beefalo from domestic cattle and American bison, and grolar bears from grizzly and polar bears. These hybrids may occur naturally or through human intervention, with some being rare due to differences in size or habitat between the parent species.