I do have 19 eastern eggs ready to hatch in Aug. I collect bulk brown anoles every season and force feed all 15 - 20 babies nearley daily till their around 30 inches long and eat on their own, which takes about three months, but this way none die, or atleast only a few, and the ones that do thrive can get 90 inches due to the abundant food supply right out of the egg, also my customers dont have problems with feeding, I do all the work, and to be honest even though $60.00 each may sound like a high price to pay for a coachwhip I feel like thay are worth 150.00 each with all the work required in rearing alone...

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