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For Sale or Trade: European Line Yellow V. acanthurus

Ptgamble

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These ackies are well established and eating a wide variety of food. The bloodline stems from the Netherlands, and exhibits a pale stripe down the back with surrounding orange that fades to yellow on the sides. The have great contrast and will grow into stunning adults. Overall, a real pleasure to keep and you can spend hours watching these animals! I have video and pictures of the parents plus the available hatchlings! Just inquire!
$300-$350 each. Shipping not included. Interested in trades for other ackies, varanids, Aspidites pythons, Anteresia pythons, or other cool reptiles!

1st photo possible male
2nd group shot in sunlight
3rd Mama while she was gravid
4th Breeder male looking dark in the sun!
 

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I can give you my best guess, but you can't be 100% sure until they are almost full grown. I believe they are 2.1!
 
Awesome! I'm a sure thing if you get any supposed males in. I live over in Daytona and frequently travel to Orlando on business.
 
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