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Glass Lizard (snake)

carlsyoung Mar 16, 2005 01:58 PM

I want to get a young glass lizard. Does anyone know of anyone who sells these online.

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SharkKing Mar 17, 2005 07:36 AM

>>I want to get a young glass lizard. Does anyone know of anyone who sells these online.

What particular species of glass lizard are you looking for as there are a number of different species of glass lizards. The various species' fully grown adult size varies from about one foot to 4 feet depending on which species of glass lizard you
are looking to get. IOWs you should probably be a bit more
specific as far as which particular species of glass lizard you
are looking for. I imagine someone sells them online. You might wanna try:

www.reptiledepot.com

Hope that helps. Peace.

Lizard~King

"I am the Lizard King. I can do anything." - JDM et. alii

Matt Campbell Mar 17, 2005 11:59 PM

The breeder/importer Mark M. Lucas has had them in the past I believe, and also Diamond Reptile. However, you're best off looking for someone selling Sheltopusiks, aka Russian Legless Lizards or European Glass Lizards. Though they are the largest of the legless lizards they are by far the most robust and not nearly as delicate or secretive as other species of legless lizards can be. They also have a fairly broad diet which can be accomodated readily in captivity. I suggest doing some research online regarding the various genera and species of legless lizards. If you have questions regarding Sheltopusiks feel free to send me an email through the kingsnake forums.
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Lincoln Park Zoo Chicago, Illinois

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Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, Illinois

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