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For Sale Male + female CBB argus monitor pair...

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I have a captive born, captive bred, male and female argus monitor pair. The male is just over 24" nose to tip of tail, and a little over a year old. The female is about 18" nose to tip of tail, and almost a year old. Both have great coloring, lots of yellow. They have NEVER bitten me, however they really don't like being held (even though I handle them all the time). I would actually like to keep them, but I'm moving to Philadelphia for a recent job offer and I don't think it would be fair cramming them into an apartment. I paid $300 for each, and I'm asking a rehoming fee of $400 for the pair, as I would like to move them soon. I have more pictures, if you would like I can email you them. The top 2 pics are of the female, the bottom 2 pics are of the male.
 
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