Scleropages
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Scientific Name Varanus acanthurus
Common Name Ackys / ridetail monitors
Age 6 months
Size smallish around 10 - 15cm? maybe
Quantity Available 3
Bred By Me
General Description Baby ackys eating crickets and roo meat . all 3 live together fine in a 2 foot exoterror atm. $200ea / 2 for $400 or all 3 for $500
Location South Brissy
Willing to Freight? Nup
Contact Details PM
License Number (Required for NSW and SA Sellers)
EDIT: Quite a few PMs about them... I will post pics in the morn.... It's white wine time atm
UPDATE: one sold , still 2 available.
Ok , photos ,Dad:
The three for sale ( now two as one is sold) they are wet in this shot to show their colors otherwise they are covered in dust..
One of the baby's to show size (yes I have blue hands)
Another pic of dad:
They are more of a look and don't handle Lizard , they need a hot spot of 50-70C and are FAST when heated up , if you want a lizard you can handle I would suggest a bearded dragon , the baby's are fine in a 2 foot tank atm and when adults ( another year or two) they would need a 4 foot tank with alot of climbing height i.e a rock wall etc...I keep 3 adults in a 120cmL X 50cmW x 90cmH enclosure..
There are only two left for sale now $200ea
UPDATE: TWO SOLD, ONE LEFT $200
Some one messaged me with questions but their inbox is full so I am posting the answers here..
Cheers.
Oh ok, so its more of a look animal, but it is possible to handle them its just hard. Is that correct.
(yup , they can be handled but are quite flighty)
How aggresive are they when you try handle them.
(Depends on the animal , I haven't been bitten by one but they can bite , their claws arnt sharp enough to do any damage , unlike larger monitors)
Oh wow really, these guys don't grow very big do they..
(they are one of the smaller monitors)
What kind of tank would you reccommend for a hatchy then.
(2 - 3 foot tank would be fine for the next year or so)
And there setup what would you reccomd for now, and later stages.....
(4 foot tank would be enough room for one or two adults)
Rock walls / rocks branches for climbing will help with how much space they can utilize.
Common Name Ackys / ridetail monitors
Age 6 months
Size smallish around 10 - 15cm? maybe
Quantity Available 3
Bred By Me
General Description Baby ackys eating crickets and roo meat . all 3 live together fine in a 2 foot exoterror atm. $200ea / 2 for $400 or all 3 for $500
Location South Brissy
Willing to Freight? Nup
Contact Details PM
License Number (Required for NSW and SA Sellers)
EDIT: Quite a few PMs about them... I will post pics in the morn.... It's white wine time atm
UPDATE: one sold , still 2 available.
Ok , photos ,Dad:
The three for sale ( now two as one is sold) they are wet in this shot to show their colors otherwise they are covered in dust..
One of the baby's to show size (yes I have blue hands)
Another pic of dad:
They are more of a look and don't handle Lizard , they need a hot spot of 50-70C and are FAST when heated up , if you want a lizard you can handle I would suggest a bearded dragon , the baby's are fine in a 2 foot tank atm and when adults ( another year or two) they would need a 4 foot tank with alot of climbing height i.e a rock wall etc...I keep 3 adults in a 120cmL X 50cmW x 90cmH enclosure..
There are only two left for sale now $200ea
UPDATE: TWO SOLD, ONE LEFT $200
Some one messaged me with questions but their inbox is full so I am posting the answers here..
Cheers.
Oh ok, so its more of a look animal, but it is possible to handle them its just hard. Is that correct.
(yup , they can be handled but are quite flighty)
How aggresive are they when you try handle them.
(Depends on the animal , I haven't been bitten by one but they can bite , their claws arnt sharp enough to do any damage , unlike larger monitors)
Oh wow really, these guys don't grow very big do they..
(they are one of the smaller monitors)
What kind of tank would you reccommend for a hatchy then.
(2 - 3 foot tank would be fine for the next year or so)
And there setup what would you reccomd for now, and later stages.....
(4 foot tank would be enough room for one or two adults)
Rock walls / rocks branches for climbing will help with how much space they can utilize.
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