native lizards

[brandon pierce]

im looking for native lizards. i only have 2 native lizards and would like to have more. if anyone could spare a few? whiptails? spinys? banded geckos would be cool too.

[brandon pierce]

there we go

[jeffwilams]

anyone? willing to trade a leopard geck for a native or two

I'm pretty sure that is illegal but not positive. I'm sure someone will chime in with the facts.

[C. willardi]

Jeff is correct, it is illegal to "barter" native reptiles. Those lizards are not very hard to find at all, so I am sure you should be able to catch a few next time you are out. Good luck!

[viborero]

These guys are right, Brandon. That's a BIG no-no around here!

[Andrzej]

Hes just a kid he doesnt know what to do or not to do.......so remember that next time Kid! DONT DO IT AGAIN!

[MRC]

I met him at the meeting and he is a pretty sharp kid. He knows more about herps and herping than many adults twice his age.

[Uncloudy]

We all learn.

I used to have mad breeding scientist dreams of re-populating this whole SW AZ area with Yuma California Kingsnakes, then I learned better that it's illegal and would threaten the local calking species and possibly upset the ecosystem balance.:nea: :nea:

[viborero]

That's funny, Chris. When I was Brandon's age, I wanted to populate the desert with Ostriches and Giraffes. I always thought it so unfair that they didn't live in the Sonoran Desert. :(

[Andrzej]

OMG......lol Diego Thats funny!

[Uncloudy]

LOL

Damn, Diego thanks for the idea.........................Camels would be awesome to see in the Imperial Sand Dunes and around the Gila River corridor around here..:whistle2: