DerekG4
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CB imported subadult Drakensberg Crag Lizards (Pseudocordylus subviridis) available!
These are a rare species of Girdled Lizard from South Africa. The care on these are rather different in comparison to most lizards, but are not difficult. These lizards are insectivores and are ambush hunters, they will do best feeding on dusted large crickets and small-medium roaches as they are more active, but would also feed on other insects such as super worms, silk works or horn worms (the more variety given the better they will do). The recommended size for at least 1 lizard is about 24x18x18, a pair should be given at least 36x18x18, the bigger the better. They require a high power UVB along with a heat bulb that gives off temps of around 90°, with a cooler side in the mid 70s. The most important part of their care is that they are strict rock dwellers and require steep rocks in their enclosure along with multiple rocks (slabs would be easier and likely preferable) that have deep recesses where they’re able to hide. If you have anymore questions on their care, feel free to contact me.
I have a subadult pair for $2,500 plus shipping. Would be willing to do partial trade for 200+ gram male Leachianus, higher red adult female Chahoua, subadult female Woma Python, or potentially other rare species of lizard, gecko, or snake.
You may PM me through here, DM me on Instagram (@granexotics) or text me at (305) 970-4913
CB imported subadult Drakensberg Crag Lizards (Pseudocordylus subviridis) available!
These are a rare species of Girdled Lizard from South Africa. The care on these are rather different in comparison to most lizards, but are not difficult. These lizards are insectivores and are ambush hunters, they will do best feeding on dusted large crickets and small-medium roaches as they are more active, but would also feed on other insects such as super worms, silk works or horn worms (the more variety given the better they will do). The recommended size for at least 1 lizard is about 24x18x18, a pair should be given at least 36x18x18, the bigger the better. They require a high power UVB along with a heat bulb that gives off temps of around 90°, with a cooler side in the mid 70s. The most important part of their care is that they are strict rock dwellers and require steep rocks in their enclosure along with multiple rocks (slabs would be easier and likely preferable) that have deep recesses where they’re able to hide. If you have anymore questions on their care, feel free to contact me.
I have a subadult pair for $2,500 plus shipping. Would be willing to do partial trade for 200+ gram male Leachianus, higher red adult female Chahoua, subadult female Woma Python, or potentially other rare species of lizard, gecko, or snake.
You may PM me through here, DM me on Instagram (@granexotics) or text me at (305) 970-4913
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