Reptiles For Sale in Island County
If you're looking to buy reptiles in Island County, you've come to the right place! Our online classified website, PetzLover, connects you to various certified breeders offering a range of reptiles for sale. Whether you are looking to adopt a new pet or sell your reptiles, our platform is the perfect spot for you.
Price Range of Reptiles in Island County
The price of reptiles can vary significantly based on species, age, and health. In Island County, you can find reptiles ranging from as low as $20 for common species like the Red-Eared Slider Turtle, to upwards of $1000 for more exotic breeds such as certain types of chameleons or rare snakes. It's important to consider the health, breeding quality, and lineage when making a purchase.
Reptile Sizes, Weights, and Available Colors in Island County
Reptiles come in various sizes and weights. For example, a typical ball python can reach a size of about 3 to 6 feet in length and weigh around 3 to 5 pounds, while larger species such as iguanas can grow over 6 feet and weigh as much as 15 pounds. Color variations are plentiful; you can find reptiles in shades ranging from vibrant greens and blues in chameleons to browns and yellows in many snake species. Here are some popular color names associated with reptiles available in Island County:
- Green: Commonly seen in chameleons and iguanas.
- Brown: Typical of many snake breeds.
- Yellow: Often a variation in ball pythons.
- Blue: Found in specific turtle species.
Find Reptiles Near You
Explore our listings at PetzLover for various reptiles for sale in Island County. If you're interested in specific types of reptiles, check out the following links:
If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to reach us at contact@petzlover.com. Don't forget to check our listings above for current offers!
This is Pluto! He’s a Nosy Be/ Nosy Faly Panther Chameleon. I got him for Christmas after my previous chameleon died, and he was SUPER aggressive because he wasn’t hand tamed. I’ve worked a lot with him on that, but he will still puff up when you put your hand in his cage (he has never bitten me, but he almost did the first time I held him). It takes him a little to warm up to new people, but once he does, you can hold him all day long, though most people recommend you don’t. He’s about 1 year old (a little older). I haven’t been able to give him the attention he needs because of school. Asking $375 w/o cage, might throw in the cage for $400 (I need to talk about that with my mom). He really needs someone who will take care of him properly. He LOVES sitting out in the sun!View Detail