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Male and femal green anole for sale
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I have captive bred 1 x juvenile male green anole and 1 x juvenile female green anole for sale. They are related so probably best not to be put together as they will undoubtedly interbreed (if you're looking to breed from them of course).
They are 13 months old and very strong and healthy on a very varied diet, coming up to breeding age so need to move them out of the colony.
£18 each ono.
Also, 1x 4 month old green anole `(not sexed yet), eating and growing well. It is large enough now to be sold so selling that one too.
Can send photos of any of the above on request. Any questions, please fee free to message me.
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