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Posted by christomas on April 03, 2003 at 17:32:51:

Hi! I am planning to get a lizard for a pet. First time i will be doing so. I do have some experience with reptiles though. Currently i have a cornsnake and a kingsnake. I have been dieing to get a lizard for some time though. I love both the bearded and the frilled bec of their rather unique attribures of having that large frill when agitated. I think its cool. Anyway i want something i can handle and have a good disposition, just like my snakes. I also hope its docile enough for my 4 yr old daughter to handle. Which of the two is the ideal choice? Or should i think of another lizard for that matter? Tnx

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• bearded- meretseger 04/04/03 (0)
• Re: Bearded or Frilled for me shyguy4217 04/03/03 (3)
  • Re: Bearded or Frilled for me christomas 04/03/03 (2)
    • Leopard Geckos can be handled quite a bit ReptiGuy2000 04/03/03 (1)
      • Re: Leopard Geckos can be handled quite a bit christomas 04/04/03 (0)