High Poly animal sculpts

Hello 3D modelers, I’m a hobbyist creating 3D printed animal dioramas. I search for someone who can create high poly 3D animals. I do it by myself too in ZBrush, but I’ve no time to create all the models I want, so I’m looking for someone who can create models in the same realistic style and that quality (or even a bit better). I’ve a long wishlist of all kind of animal species, so this could be a long-term collaboration. At the moment some reptile species are highest on the wish list, but other kinds of species are on it too. I don’t have short deadlines, so time planning is up to the modeler. I can offer you fixed prices per model. I like the contact with the original modeler and not with an intermediary. That does not benefit the quality. I’m searching for a modeler with a love for the animal subject, a good understanding of the animal anatomy and the initiative to study the species, so the model comes out with the right dimensions and details. The attention to detail is very important. I’ve to see some portfolio work of you with a high poly, detailed and realistic animal. Like I said, it's for 3D printing, so I'm searching for high poly models, topology isn't a big issue, no rigging and the printer doesn't have color so it's only about the sculpt. I can only print solid models, so fibermesh for fur isn't useful to print, but sometimes I use fibermesh and create with dynamesh a solid version of it afterwards, to capture the right furry shape, but most of the time I only use fur alphas. Of course, multiple subtools can be printed, so it doesn't have to be solid in one piece. I'm looking for base models in the neutral pose. In the attachment you can find some different 3D animal creations with the detail and quality I’m looking for. Note, I use a 3D printer to print the models, so things like fur should be sculpt and have mass, like you can see in the several references. Hope you like this subject (reptiles on the moment) and we have the perfect match. Then I like to hear from you! Best regards, Stijn