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i have been in contact with edinburgh zoo and the butterly and insect world regarding donating some reptiles but does anyone know of any more reputable zoo's,reptile houses in scotland i could try??
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Old 29-12-2007, 11:26 AM
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Five Sisters Zoo (Gavieside, West Calder, West Lothian) seems ok
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ive been there and the guy who gives them advice on reptile keeping isnt all that clued up to be honest.
thanks anyway...also louden castle is a no no.
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What about Blaire Drummond?
Whats the reps? Something big?

As far as I'm aware Edinburgh Zoo don't have a reptile house anymore. It's to be rebuilt.
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aye two 4ft tegus lol
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Hmm. I can't think of many places that would take them. I take it they are less than friendly. Not try a private sale?
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aye two 4ft tegus lol
Still looking for a home for them Minx?
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Old 29-12-2007, 01:21 PM
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friad so...they have been on hold around 5 times now to several different people...then i dont hear from them again.lol
do they think ive got nothing else better to do.lol
i am right now in talks with someone whos interested.problem i have is that most havent got what i would call decent set ups for them.im not going to give them to somebody who will just make do with a 4ft viv lol.
i would of thought these were perfect for tegu breeders...believe me if i had the room to keep them then i would but i really want to get more into uros and panthers(chams) you not want them fixx?
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Hmm. I can't think of many places that would take them. I take it they are less than friendly. Not try a private sale?
no no they are very friendly space is the issue.and they are coming out of hibernation soon and will need a massive enclosure.i already have a massive enclosure for my iguana if i make a massive enclosure i cant continue with my plan to concentrate on uromastyx.
i thought if i cant sell them maybe a decent zoo would keep them..was wanting edinburgh zoo really as the reptile keepers are really knowledable and they have a herp vet to hand also.will see what this private sell thing turns up.if nothing happens i will have to move the tegus in my bedroom and ill sleep on the floor.
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you not want them fixx?
I'd love them, unfortunately we're not in a position to take them...at present, though we are moving at the end of January where I would be in a position to take them. If you still have not managed to re-home/sell them to somewhere suitable by then, I'd love to take them off your hands.
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