1 Results: Other Pets in Bracken Ridge 4017, QLD

• Breeder

We breed a various of colours and coats Coats we have Rex, Standard, patchwork’s sold This litter will be ready in 1 week!!!!! $17- $9depending on what quality of rat you want, $17for patchwork’s, $12for Rex coat, $9for standard

We breed A verse of colours, fancy mice Coats we have standard, Texel, long, And you can get two mice get one free😊

beautiful mice for sale, we have heaps of colours. They will love you and are great for beginners or kids they will do good in pears Text only 😁

baby rats 20 females and males. loving little creatures they are they lick and are a bit like dogs. they are very loyal and playful. U can teach them anything.

• Shelter/Rescue

I x Male baby Guinea pig available for adopting. The fluffy texel cross (brown and white) is about 8 weeks old. He is very fluffy like a sheep. Very wooly. They are very playful and sweet boys always popcorning and playing they don’t just hide. Handled and played with most days by myself and my daughter so are used to little children. Price: $60 each Location : Griffin, north Brisbane 4503

Children’s stick insects for sale Nymphs - 4 for $5 Pick up only - Aspley. Are you a teacher? Bring your school ID and we will talk quantities. Teachers are awesome :)

• Breeder

These handsome little guys I have bred myself are healthy, wormed, playful bundles of joy ready for their forever homes. Would make a great gift for a child as a first pet. Ages from 1 month old. Manx is $10. Check my other adds. My own home-made mouse food mix $2 per bag. Pick up Kippa-Ring.

2 years old Female Guinea pig for sale. Location: South Brisbane Price: $10 cash on pick up. pick up only

• Breeder

$3 dollar each $1 dollar for clears Min buy 10 These are sample photos there plenty more let me know what colour you’ll like and how many pls bring a bucket

• Breeder

UPDATE: Ad will soon be updated to include Spiny Leaf Insect eggs and Titan Stick Insect eggs. Pink-winged stick insects are a beautiful species of phasmid that are low-maintenance and make great pets. They require fresh eucalyptus leaves as food, frequent misting with water and a suitably sized enclosure. The females are bright green with purple/pink wings and fat bodies. The males are green and brown with purple wings and have skinny bodies. Females lay eggs and occasionally fly small dista