Desert Iggies

I am moving out of my home and will no longer be able to keep cricket eaters. I found a buyer for my breeding trio of leos, but still need to sell or trade my 2 female yellow plated lizards and my 4 gray's water skinks. I think I may have already found a buyer for the plateds but I still have these awesome swimmers on my hands.
What does this have to do with Desert Iggies you ask? Well I was thinkin maybe there is some tiny chance that I could work out a trade for a desert iggy or two for my gray's, that way I could still have some awesome lizards when I move out and won't go from 1 extreme (I was at 29 reptiles) to the other (none at all)

Also even if no one is interested in this trade, can you people please tell me everything I need to know about desert iggys?

sorry if this is a little late but i jus caught a desert iguana about 5 mins ago in my front yard lol and went on here to c what people say bout them. from what i know they are obviously diurnal lizards that are active in tempetures up to 115 degrees. they live to about 17 years and come out of hibernation at march. they lay 2-10 eggs around may and june and they hatch around late july early august (wich seems to be when my little guy that i just caught hatched) if stil interested my little guy has the tip of his tail gone but im really interested in working with these lizards, besides it might be to late n e way. sry so late wish i got to ya earlier cuz they are all over where i live

hey, its cool tha you found one, but at this point im broke and no one is buying the creepy crawlies i have for sale. on top of that i live way up here in ontario, so it'd be quite difficult to get them from you. thanks though