Recent content by Dave Legacy

SOLD! Thanks to all for the inquires.

Hey everyone, I've decided to sell my adult female sambava holdback as I've decided not to breed her and I'd like to sell her while she's still in her prime. She's approximately 2yrs of age, never been bred, and in immaculate physical condition. She came from a clutch from my...

#1 FAN. Everyone else get in line.

The ladies have all been sold. Thanks to all for the inquiries!

Update: Still available. Would like to see her go to a good home. =)

Hey guys, I've been downsizing my stock, but have been interested in a Kinyongia matschiei (Giant Fischer's Chameleon) for a long while now and am curious if anyone has, or expecting, any available. Will pay or trade an Adult Female Sambava F. pardalis if interested. Please contact me by...

Update: Only (1) Female left @ $100 + shipping. So Cal Local pick-up encouraged.

Hey all, I still have (2) available. Asking price is $100/ea + Shipping (UPS NEXT DAY AIR). Take care, Dave

I agree and that's why I chose to not credit you for the photos. You know me... always got your back. ;)

Ignorance is bliss. You might be surprised to find out that a number of specimens that your local supplier might be smuggled and labeled "Captive-bred". I'll give a totally random example of how something like this might take place: * A poacher collects some frilled dragons in Australia...

I'm fairly certain you're describing Bradypodion oxyrhinum (Uluguru One-Horned Chameleon): My cousin, Chris, was selling some back from a shipment he had acquired in 2006. Best regards, Dave

Hey all, I've got some young adult female sambava panthers that I've been seriously dragging my feet on selling. I've got a baby on the way and I need to make room around the house. They're a little over 1.5 years of age, never mated, and fed a steady diet of dubia roaches/crickets gutloaded...

Justin Carl, Thanks for your interest! You have been emailed since it's too late to call. =)

I have for sale two female Sambava F. pardalis; Hatched on 20 February 2008. I’ve held onto these guys for an extended period of time to gain more experience with hatchling development, but I’ve learned all I need and I’m ready to send them off to good homes. The images attached below were all...

I find it interesting that your Loki desendant females are so orange, because my loki decendant females are very red.