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For Sale 0.0.1 juvenile Savannah monitor!!

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Very nice looking juvenile (9-10") Savannah for sale. I am giving a confident guess that it is a male from his interaction with others and some body characteristics, but that is certainly only an educated guess. I purchased a lot of babies and am down to 2.3 from what I can see and I only want 1.2....might have a buyer already for the other potential female, but she is also currently available.

Thank you in advance and I have a photo or two if necessary for serious inquiries. This is just a sample photo.

$35 + shipping.

The Savannah monitor is an excellent pet, but not necessarily a "starter" reptile. They are one of the mid-sized species, reaching three to four feet in length when full grown. In general, they can become tame when raised from a young age, handled appropriately and given a proper habitat.

Savannah montitors are carnivores, and require careful attention to their feeding. They will eat insects when young, but will soon be needing rodents and cooked turkey added to their diets. Make sure you will be comfortable with this before selecting one! Also, they must have large enclosures and proper lighting/heating (120 degree basking areas) to thrive.


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1 still available

I do still have one, probable female remaining. I was planning to keep her, but would sell to a good home. She looks as though she will be a smaller adult, definitely the smallest of my original group and I have housed her seperately for that reason. Eats great and is 100% tame at all times. I would do $70 with all shipping and packaging costs included...

Please let me know if you are interested.

Damon
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