Schismaderma Carens Toad Venom
$400.00

Schismaderma carens, commonly known as the Red Toad, is a moderate to large-sized toad. Males can reach 88 mm and females can reach 92 mm in snout-vent length. This toad has a less warty back than many toads of the same size.

Packaging Details: 100% Discreet at the buyers request
Delivery Time: 3 – 5 days
Packaging : venom sold in vacuum sealed glass vials of 100 mg, 500 mg and 1 gram.
Price is per Gram

N.B Certificate of origin available on request at $50.00 per certificate. Liquid forms also available

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SKU: MMS197
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Schismaderma Carens Toad Venom For Sale
Schismaderma Carens Toad Venom is widely distributed more info throughout Central and Southeast Africa. The northern-most parts of its range cover northwestern Tanzania and Olorgesailie in southern Kenya.

The species occurs down through southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, eastern Angola, and Western Zambia, and also reaches southeastern Botswana, southern Mozambique, Swaziland, Malawi, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Although it has not been recorded in Lesotho, it also possibly occurs there (Poynton et al. 2004).

The Red Toad tolerates a broad range of habitats, but occurs primarily in grassland and wooded savannah. It also occurs on livestock ranches, around human settlements, and on agricultural land. This species is terrestrial and breeds in freshwater. Its breeding grounds are usually bodies of deep, still water, including dirty water (Poynton et al. 2004) toad venom

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