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Deceased lizards needed

Bluewolfcheetah

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Hello all,

I know this is probably an odd question to ask, but I was directed here by a snake breeder friend. You see, I prepare and collect various specimens be it skeleton or skin mount. But when it comes to this, I prefer to work with natural death specimens.

A savannah monitor skeleton that had been in the works for months...tragically did not make it through cleaning due to some humidty issues completely ruining it. I was crushed, devistated, as it was a piece I had been very excited about.

I'm in need of a replacement lizard or two to try again and hopefully get it right. I prefer a savannah monitor, or another monitor lizard similar. Needs to be 10-12" in length (the body itself/tail not included in length) or so, please, so that the specimen will fit on the base beneath the glass dome for display.

I can be contacted directly via email: [email protected]

For anyone curious, here is one of my skeleton articulations of a reptile. Specifically, a sulcata tortoise:

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