Available Livestock and other Inventory
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Key for Availability Lists:
CBB = captive bred/born; born or hatched as a result of captive breeding.
CB = captive born; born or hatched as a result of a wild bred female held in captivity.
CBH = captive bred/hatched; for the technically correct, hatched from an egg (as opposed to being live born) as a result of a captive breeding.
CH = caaptive hatched; for the technically correct, hatched from an egg (as opposed to being live born) as a result of a wild bred female being held in captivity.
C = captive; a captive animal unknown in origin or length of time in captivity.
F = farmed; born or hatched as a result of captive breeding. The term generally (but not always) applies to local native species that are confined outdoors. This practice is conducted world wide including here in the U.S.
LTC = long term captive; wild caught or origin unknown but has been in captivity for approximately 1 year or more.
R = ranched; born or hatched as a result of collecting wild caught adult animals just before, during, or after breeding season and holding the females until eggs are layed or babies are born. This practice is conducted world wide including here in the U.S.
W = wild caught; self explanatory
CB = captive born; born or hatched as a result of a wild bred female held in captivity.
CBH = captive bred/hatched; for the technically correct, hatched from an egg (as opposed to being live born) as a result of a captive breeding.
CH = caaptive hatched; for the technically correct, hatched from an egg (as opposed to being live born) as a result of a wild bred female being held in captivity.
C = captive; a captive animal unknown in origin or length of time in captivity.
F = farmed; born or hatched as a result of captive breeding. The term generally (but not always) applies to local native species that are confined outdoors. This practice is conducted world wide including here in the U.S.
LTC = long term captive; wild caught or origin unknown but has been in captivity for approximately 1 year or more.
R = ranched; born or hatched as a result of collecting wild caught adult animals just before, during, or after breeding season and holding the females until eggs are layed or babies are born. This practice is conducted world wide including here in the U.S.
W = wild caught; self explanatory
agamas, bearded dragons, calotes, frilled dragons, mountain horn lizards, sailfins, uromastys
frogs, mantellas, newts, poison frogs, salamanders, toads, tree frogs
morphs and normals
anacondas, common boas, Indonesian boas, red tail boas, rosy boas, sand boas, tree boas
ameivas, chameleons, cordylids, lacertas, legless, plated, racerunners, skinks, whiptails, and more
bulls, garters, glossy, gophers, house, longnose, pines, racers, ribbons, waters, and more
morphs and normals
frogs, lizards, snakes, toads, and more
all types - captive born, wild caught, morphs and normals
basilisks, chuckwallas, collared lizards, horned lizards, iguanas, swifts, and more
captive born, wild caught, morphs, and normals
morphs and normals
captive born, wild caught, morphs, and normals
captive born and wild caught
forceps, hooks, tweezers, tongs, and more
captive born, wild caught, morphs, and normals
new world and old world
captive born and wild caught
captive born and wild caught
captive born, wild caught, morphs, and normals
colubrids, crotalids, elapids, lizards, viperids