Molocha Lizard for sale?

[SxDx1986]

has anyone ever known anywhere to sell these?...ive seen them on national geographic...theyre native to australia and when i first started checking into horned lizards..i figured a horned toad was the closest thing possible but moloch lizards look amazing.id easily pay a hefty price for one

 

[Josh]

Wow these guys are pretty AWESOME looking. Never seen anything like it captive bred though. I'd imagine you'd have quite a hard time exporting this little guy...

 

[SxDx1986]

lol i wish australia had 3rd world citizens that could smuggle this sucker..even if their endangered(i dont think they are but from what i hear they need a steady supply of ants)...id make an honest effort at breeding a mass amount with a good blood line

 

[Josh]

yah in doing a little searching myself, it seems the problem is raising ants to feed them. not keeping the lizards themselves...
i wonder if they'd settle for nymphs

 

[SxDx1986]

or another bug thats got the same nutrients...

 

[Josh]

Just nutrients wont do though, they'd have to stimulate the lizards hunting instinct on some level too. For instance, nothing that flies or jumps would probably work.

 

[Bill]

You can buy ant feeders

 

[drgnfly2265]

That is one awsome looking lizard!!!

 

[Bill]

If any one finds some let me know .I will post if I find any.

 

[Spikeleebd]

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/feeder-crickets-worms-rodents-roaches-and-more/

 

[Daeyang]

Awww... I would totally buy it if I could! Ha! Beauty!

 

[WatfordOleary17]

There was a horned lizard for sale in Watford awhile ago