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How to Sell a Pet Lizard

By eHow Pets Editor
 
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Instructions

  • Step 1:
    Visit a pet store. Many pet stores will "recycle" pets. You can often sell a rare breed or a fully socialized lizard through the store.
  • Step 2:
    Place an ad in the newspaper, preferably one that focuses on animal issues. In your ad, include a full description of your lizard and your price. You also can sell it on a site devoted to animals, such as PetSell, or you can try Craigslist.
  • Step 3:
    Contact a reptile rescue organization. Reptile rescues may take your lizard or people who will adopt your pet. You won't make any money, but your lizard will receive good care.
How to Sell a Pet Lizard Provided by eHow.com

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