Jacob, I've seen yearling pairs advertised for anywhere from....

Posted by jif on March 20, 2002 at 18:57:29:

In Reply to: Thanks for the help!! I really like how you answered posted by my questions w/out the bs. How often do you see?? on March 20, 2002 at 16:12:12:

$400 to $600. You should be able to obtain a yearling for around $200-250. Don't limit yourself to a yearling because you're afraid of them being fragile!! These little lizards are pretty hardy. Mine was shipped in November (it was mighty chilly out) from Florida to Massachusetts and then to Michigan at less than 3 weeks of age. She ate the second day I had her and hasn't stopped since! LOL Get in touch with Carl Fuhri or Bob Ehrig for a quality Rhino baby.

Bubbles Rhino female at 2.5 years of age

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: $400 to $600. You should be able to obtain a yearling for around $200-250. Don't limit yourself to a yearling because you're afraid of them being fragile!! These little lizards are pretty hardy. Mine was shipped in November (it was mighty chilly out) from Florida to Massachusetts and then to Michigan at less than 3 weeks of age. She ate the second day I had her and hasn't stopped since! LOL Get in touch with Carl Fuhri or Bob Ehrig for a quality Rhino baby. : Bubbles Rhino female at 2.5 years of age : <img src=" http://gallery.kingsnake.com/data/485muffinbird6-med.JPG">

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