DNAexotics
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First off are a few baby savanna monitors. I picked these up from the first group that came into the country, in mid February. These little guys are doing great, eating small pinkies, dusted crickets, small dubia and supplemented lean ground turkey. Three of these little guys have really taken off and are now double the size of the others. Showing great color, and typical baby sav attitude. Asking $30 a piece for the little ones and $45 for the larger ones, obo.
Second is a a group of four baby salvator water monitors. These guys came in around the first of march, and are doing great. Eating everything in sight, and not too bad temperament wise. Really squirmy, and flighty, but no biting attempts and have yet to defecate on me. Asking $80 ea obo.
Third is a juvenile female (probable) black throat monitor. She was ch late in 2010, but her previous owner didn't have her under correct lighting or offer enough food. She is currently thriving and devouring chow, dubia and the ocassional rodent. She huffy and puffy when you first take her out, but she calms down nicely, and with a little more work will turn out to be a spectacular specimen. Asking $250 obo.
Fourth is a young adult female black throat. She was a ch baby from 2009, making her roughly 19 mo old. Shes a little over four foot. Came in after being shuffled from owner to owner, with the most recent one not taking proper care of her. She is now packing on weight and loving her mercury vapor lighting. She can be huffy at first, but shes a sweetheart. She has a small wound at the right rear leg hip joint. Has closed and is healing nicely, but have no idea what caused it. I am offering her for sale, but i will be keeping her for another 2 weeks to make sure she is in prime shape before going to a new home. Asking $500 obo for her.
Lastly is a hold back female that came in ch in august of this year. She is a stunning animal, with incredible oranges, golds and even some pale greens. Shes an absolute sweetheart, and is about three foot in length. She has been growing much slower than her siblings, but has really retained some color. I am entertaining the idea of selling her, and am currently taking offers.
I don't always remember to check pms, so the best way to get in touch with me is by email, sent directly to my phone, or by text. Will ship, but prefer local sales. Can also meet at any of the local, (pa,ny,md) shows.
Thanks for looking and have a great day.
Andrew
[email protected]
(267) 280-3563
Second is a a group of four baby salvator water monitors. These guys came in around the first of march, and are doing great. Eating everything in sight, and not too bad temperament wise. Really squirmy, and flighty, but no biting attempts and have yet to defecate on me. Asking $80 ea obo.
Third is a juvenile female (probable) black throat monitor. She was ch late in 2010, but her previous owner didn't have her under correct lighting or offer enough food. She is currently thriving and devouring chow, dubia and the ocassional rodent. She huffy and puffy when you first take her out, but she calms down nicely, and with a little more work will turn out to be a spectacular specimen. Asking $250 obo.
Fourth is a young adult female black throat. She was a ch baby from 2009, making her roughly 19 mo old. Shes a little over four foot. Came in after being shuffled from owner to owner, with the most recent one not taking proper care of her. She is now packing on weight and loving her mercury vapor lighting. She can be huffy at first, but shes a sweetheart. She has a small wound at the right rear leg hip joint. Has closed and is healing nicely, but have no idea what caused it. I am offering her for sale, but i will be keeping her for another 2 weeks to make sure she is in prime shape before going to a new home. Asking $500 obo for her.
Lastly is a hold back female that came in ch in august of this year. She is a stunning animal, with incredible oranges, golds and even some pale greens. Shes an absolute sweetheart, and is about three foot in length. She has been growing much slower than her siblings, but has really retained some color. I am entertaining the idea of selling her, and am currently taking offers.
I don't always remember to check pms, so the best way to get in touch with me is by email, sent directly to my phone, or by text. Will ship, but prefer local sales. Can also meet at any of the local, (pa,ny,md) shows.
Thanks for looking and have a great day.
Andrew
[email protected]
(267) 280-3563