chevyrumble55
08-14-2012, 02:49 PM
Up for grabs is a young unrelated pair of Galliota stehlini, giant Canary Island barking lizards. These large uncommon lacertids reach over 24" in males, females a bit smaller. They are omnivores and also do well outdoors in most of the US for a large part of the year.
The male is a yearling, about half grown and the female is a bit older and 3/4 grown. I'm asking $600 obo for this pair, which is fair since juveniles fetch $200ea and females can lay two or more clutches a year of 8-12 eggs each. Sexable animals are rarely offered for sale in the States, especially ones that already have some size on them.
I AM willing to split the pair. I'm also open to certain trades. Feel free to make me an offer, the worst I can say is no.
Thank you for your time,
-Kevin
The male is a yearling, about half grown and the female is a bit older and 3/4 grown. I'm asking $600 obo for this pair, which is fair since juveniles fetch $200ea and females can lay two or more clutches a year of 8-12 eggs each. Sexable animals are rarely offered for sale in the States, especially ones that already have some size on them.
I AM willing to split the pair. I'm also open to certain trades. Feel free to make me an offer, the worst I can say is no.
Thank you for your time,
-Kevin