hey
i was wondering if collareds are of high demand or are they hard to sell. if i breed them i dont want to be stuck wiht a bunch of them. i was just wondering if they are as easy to sell as bearded dragons or leapord geckos.
thnanks
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selling collareds
tyler3400
Jun 11, 2005 04:27 PM
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Johne
Jun 11, 2005 05:29 PM
Your lizards will be hard to sell. Just kidding. It all depends on how healthy they look, what variey they are, and whether or not there are people dying to get some when you have some...I bred a few one year, and had relatively good luck selling them. I also ended up giving away a few to friends of miine on and off the forum.
John E.
hardcoreherps75
Jun 12, 2005 12:23 PM
My lizards always sell well at herp shows. I do well advertising on this site as well. If you have pics of the parents and your hatchlings look healthy and vibrant they will sell themselves.
just my 2 cents........
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Johne
Jun 12, 2005 04:48 PM
By the looks of that picture...you'd have no problem selling that one :O)
John E.
