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{SOLD} 2 Defensor Lizards aka Yucatan Spiny Tail Iguanas

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I'm looking to sell or trade a pair of 8 month old defensor lizards. 1 male and 1 female. Asking for $400 or willing to trade for ornate uromastyx.
Located in Miami, Fl.
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Hey, I'm a collector of desert lizards, I have numerous uromastyx, chuckwallas, and desert spiny tailed iguanas, do you happen to know the genus and species/sub species of your defensor lizards? I might be very interested in them. Thank you,
JEFF MAYO
 
They're currently eating mustard greens, dandelion, collard greens, pumpkin, squash, and every so often some raspberries or strawberries as a treat.
 
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