SubAdult/Adult Sandfire-orange/citrus-y something-or-other beardie W/PICS F/S/T

Howdy all!!! I am highly motivated to move this guy along... Bit of a rescue that turned into high-quality gold. Or rather, turned into a nice orange - About the nicest beardie I've ever seen in person, sherbet orange with large purple blotches when fired up. His sides are a nice peachy color... Hes gained enough weight and vigor to be shipped... Eating everything offered from greens to anything moving (silks, wax worms, night crawlers, crix, ANYTHING). Fattening up REAL fast! Granted, he still has a few patches to work on but heck, no troubles for the more experienced beardie people - One or two more sheds and hes going to be in the clear no doubt (and he is in shed right now). Anywho, heres a quick list of what I'm looking for in no particular order:

*A lot group of leo geckos (albinos, high yellows, jungles, blizzards - If you don't have leos but like the beardie and want to save yourself a lot o' money then ASK and I can point out a few different adds that'd make this very cheap for you!)

*Three-lined mud turtle ( Kenosternon baurii ) - Hatchlings in bulk or a correctly sexed breeding group.

*BCIs (what kind do ya got?)

*MONEY (Make me an offer!)

*BALL PYTHONS (FEMALES, and guess what, I don't mind 02s or 03s or 04s!!! I want quality!)

*Frilled dragon (tame as can be)

*FWCs (False Water Cobras)

*Cages/large reptariums/old working rack system (melamine [sp?] or polyethylene)

*Is there something I didn't know I wanted?
Offer!!!!!!! You may be surprised at what I might go for!



Oh, and just for sake of argument the following are samples of what I do not want:
*Injured animals/animals with chronic problems (Yes, I've been offered these)
*Large monitors
*Burms
*Retics
*Sand boas
*Most colubrids
*Anything nasty (as in a guaranteed bite if I open the cage) - Keep in mind that these reptiles will probably be about little kids.

Wellp, that about rounds it out!
Regards!
-Sara Eyre

Hello, I have a 1 and 1/2 year old Carpet python willing to trade with your bearded dragon. I also attached a picture of the python. He is eating great every week with hopper mice. He is extremely tame and never bite.