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Trade Breeding Pair of Green Ameivas

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Well the way you cam off saying that it isn't a fair trade is kinda like telling me that I should say no to a trade. All because my lizards are cheaper then what they are offering? That is pretty much what you said. Also these ameivas are from central and south america. So I don;t know where you get them living in florida? Yea you might have a species that lives down there but the species I had is from central and south america.
 
Amevia amevia and I'm sure a few other Amevia ssp. have established very well in the Southern FL counties . Most of your Amevia amevia in the pet trade are field caught in FL as are most brown basilisks , green basilisks, jamaican and cuban anoles . Good luck with your trades . :thumbsup:
 
I've already traded it for some corn snakes. But my ameivas did not come from Florida just wanted to throw that out there. Mine were wild caught from south america got them from a guy out of texas.
 
RedTail83 said:
I've already traded it for some corn snakes. But my ameivas did not come from Florida just wanted to throw that out there. Mine were wild caught from south america got them from a guy out of texas.
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He traded them already, over a year ago.
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