Alligator For Sale In South Africa
What is Alligator?
An alligator is a large reptile in the Crocodilia order in the genus Alligator of the family Alligatoridae. The two extant species are the American alligator and the Chinese alligator. Additionally, several extinct species of alligator are known from fossil remains.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a crocodile in South Africa?
Southern African Crocodile Traders. Sub-adults, a term for crocodiles aged between seven and 10 years and weighing as much as 200 kilograms (440 pounds), were the group where young breeders were sold for Rs 68,000 (approx) while 10-month-old crocodiles cost Rs 4,600 (approx).
How much do alligators cost to buy?
You can purchase a baby alligator for prices ranging from about $149 to $169 (not including shipping). However, remember that baby alligators turn into very large grown alligators, averaging 8 feet for females and 11 feet for males. Care and feeding of alligators isn’t cheap, either.
Ownership laws for alligators vary by state and municipality. While keeping them is legal in Michigan, parts of Detroit ban private ownership. In other states, such as New Mexico, pet gators are illegal without a permit, and in Arizona and New York, private ownership is banned.
Are alligators in South Africa?
While they both belong to the Crocodilia order, they are members of two quite separate taxonomic families. Besides, alligators DO NOT live in Africa. The only one of the two you will find in Africa is the Nile crocodile.
Can I own a crocodile in South Africa?
There is currently no legal definition for a pet animal in any of South Africa’s legislation. It is however, incorrect to assume that should a wild animal have been classified as a pet in any other country, that it is automatically the same in South Africa.
How much does a baby crocodile cost?
Sub-adults, a term for crocodiles aged between seven and 10 years and weighing as much as 200 kilograms (440 pounds), were the group where young breeders were sold for $1,100 while 10-month old crocodiles cost $75.
How old can an alligator live?
The American alligator, sometimes referred to colloquially as a gator or common alligator, is a large crocodilian reptile native to the Southeastern United States.
What do alligator hunters get paid?
It is thought that fewer people are out hunting, which has led to a below-average alligator harvest in recent years. The cast of Swamp People have the added benefits of earning at least $10,000 per episode, with some cast members earning $25,000.
An adult Nile crocodile doesn’t have any natural predators. Humans are the only threat to them. However, baby Nile crocodiles fall victim to many predators including Nile monitor lizards, African fish eagles, snakes, and honey badgers.
Do alligators recognize their owners?
They generally will show trust for them and limit their aggressive behavior. We see this often in our reptiles, especially when it comes to food. These animals recognize who feeds them the most often and they anxiously await that person.