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Just a real quick question for you all.

Out of curiosity, is there anyone out there who breeds these species [preferably the northern varieties]?



Thanks!
 
Addendum:
Also, does anyone breed the Great Plains skink?

For some reason, some of our native species have really been catching my eye over the past couple of days.
 
I doubt it. There's not enough of a market, and the babies are TEENY TINY...not even large enough to eat pihead crickets. So raising the young is difficult.

It would just take someone with a very dedicated interest, access to small insects and not bothered with trying to make money. I don't think there's anyone that interested. The same reason no one breeds anoles or Mediterranean geckos, etc.
 
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