SAReptiles

Leos are a blacklisted species in the western cape, unfortunately we are not allowed to keep them, and Cape nature wont issue permits for them.

There is no such thing as a "breeders permit", if they are on permit and there is not stipulations attached to those permits then you can breed them... selling the hatchlings will probably require you to get a transport/export permit from local natcon, and the people buying them will need ...

where abouts are you based?

Ask Cape Nature, pretty sure they are still blacklisted

Don't breed, unless its for a trait that's in high demand. There's way to many corns already

BirAir pet lounge is your best bet, for local shipping, but this is only from airport to airport, where someone will have to go a pick it up. As long as permits are in order (where necessary) and the animals are boxed correctly then you should not have any issues... SAA cargo offer a similar service...

they are still around,give them a search on FaceBook.

I'm guessing its one of the Psammophis s.

cant see the images

WOW, its the first time I've seen this... but then again i don't think i know anyone who keeps them with little stones like that... Maybe she thinks that they are eggs?

My male B. lineatus

man those are beautiful, i have lineatus... but you can see the difference.
would really like the mentalis too but to be honest i have never seen any for sale.

yes they are the zambian greens, not hypos. Housies are definitely one of the most under appreciated snakes out there.

These are from Rolf and they tend to lighten up quite a bit as they get older.