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I am searching for a Nosey Be or Ambanja virgin female at or approaching breeding age.
Also I found one but they will not guarantee a live arrival if the carrier makes a mistake (like does not deliver on time).
As a reptile breeder I have always guaranteed a live arrival under any circumstance. When the carrier has made a mistake I have taken the hit, as a business person I just figured I do what I need to make the customer happy as long as it is reasonable.
Is wanting a live delivery guarantee unreasonable? I just want others input on this.
Sonia

AMAZING BLUE REPTILES!!!! I don't know about their current inventory, but very often they have 6 month old females, usually Ambanjas, but probably Nosy Be's too. They concentrate on those 2 locales quite a bit and I bet they have some. Maybe even Sambavas. Their number is (909)-794-7046. They're nice and will guarantee live delivery and more. I had a female from them that had a few rough weeks right away and they guaranteed her for as long as it took til she got better. Now she's doing great. They're very nice people and have beautiful animals.
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Tyler Stewart
Las Vegas NV
1.2 Nosy Be Panthers
2.2 Sambava Panthers
1.0 Tamatave Panther
1.0 Nosy Be X Unknown Cross
1.1 Veiled Chameleons
0.0.2 CBB Desert Tortoises
0.0.1 Sulcatta Tortoise

amazing blue doesn't have any older nosey be's, i just checked about 2 weeks ago. norcal does. if i remember correctly they have some 3 month olds they are holding back to see how they color up.

chamcondo has a 5 month old and there was a guy on the classified that had a 1 year old that i am waiting to hear back from. i'm not sure what's up though because his ad was there the past two days and i just checked on it for a phone # and could find the ad anymore. so i'm guess someone alresdy beat me to that one

dennis

did Reptalys ever get back to you?

dennis

I don't think it's too much to ask for live delivery. If the carrier made a mistake than they should not offer deliver through them... They may lose one or two animals that way, but at least they aren't losing the customers as well. Keep the customers happy, best rule of business... and i think most of us know only too well that sometimes you have to cut a loss to make that happen.