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Zebra skinks (Trachylepsis dichroma) are friendly and curious lizards, live in multigenerational communities and bear live young. Living environment is similar to bearded dragons, though zebra skinks like burrowing and multiple hides and shelters for the community.
After many years raising up several large communities of skinks and supplying hobbyists and pet stores with generations of youngsters, I'm slowing down in the hobby and want to find new homes for my animals. Based on ads in Fauna and general feedback, I may be one of the larger breeders of these skinks in the country.
I'm selling 2.2 zebra skinks for $600, plus the cost of shipping from Washington State. One pair will be adults, and the second will be younger; a great combination to start your own community. Lizard communities being what they are, some skinks will have shortened or regrowing tails, which may affect aesthetics, but not much else. As I'm selling now, I'm not holding back some skinks to let their tails completely grow back, as I usually do. The pairs will be available until all are gone.
I've attached some representational pictures of the zebra skinks. The communities are too big to take pictures of specific individuals (in fact I found new babies this afternoon during feeding time - the fun of keeping live bearers).
Happy to answer any questions. Thanks for your interest.
After many years raising up several large communities of skinks and supplying hobbyists and pet stores with generations of youngsters, I'm slowing down in the hobby and want to find new homes for my animals. Based on ads in Fauna and general feedback, I may be one of the larger breeders of these skinks in the country.
I'm selling 2.2 zebra skinks for $600, plus the cost of shipping from Washington State. One pair will be adults, and the second will be younger; a great combination to start your own community. Lizard communities being what they are, some skinks will have shortened or regrowing tails, which may affect aesthetics, but not much else. As I'm selling now, I'm not holding back some skinks to let their tails completely grow back, as I usually do. The pairs will be available until all are gone.
I've attached some representational pictures of the zebra skinks. The communities are too big to take pictures of specific individuals (in fact I found new babies this afternoon during feeding time - the fun of keeping live bearers).
Happy to answer any questions. Thanks for your interest.
