Re: hmmmm larger lizard

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Posted by lizard_expert on May 18, 2002 at 15:03:27:

In Reply to: hmmmm larger lizard posted by rachel on May 16, 2002 at 19:44:46:

A Bearded Dragon is an excellent choice. They don't grow too big,(2 ft.) but they do need a lot of space to move about. They enjoy handling, and are rarely aggressive with humans. They are omnivores which means they eat both plant and animal matter.
Please visit my BEARDED DRAGON PAGE at: www.geocities.com/sweetvane4ever/breed2.html
or
feel free to e-mail me any time if you have further questions!
another good site:
http://www.petsmart.com/reptile%5F%5F%5Famphibian/answers/breed%5Fguide/articles/article%5F3797.shtml

Another choice is the Chinese Water Dragon, but they grow three feet long, and have special caring requirements. They are not for the beginner. Though if you are interested, please visit my CHINESE WATER DRAGON PAGE AT: www.geocities.com/sweetvane4ever/breed3.html
I am starting a new site at:
www.geocities.com/sweetvane4ever/v_waterdragon_p.html
---or visit www.icomm.ca/dragon/

GOOD LUCK! :)

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: : A Bearded Dragon is an excellent choice. They don't grow too big,(2 ft.) but they do need a lot of space to move about. They enjoy handling, and are rarely aggressive with humans. They are omnivores which means they eat both plant and animal matter. : Please visit my BEARDED DRAGON PAGE at: www.geocities.com/sweetvane4ever/breed2.html : or : feel free to e-mail me any time if you have further questions! : another good site: : http://www.petsmart.com/reptile%5F%5F%5Famphibian/answers/breed%5Fguide/articles/article%5F3797.shtml : : Another choice is the Chinese Water Dragon, but they grow three feet long, and have special caring requirements. They are not for the beginner. Though if you are interested, please visit my CHINESE WATER DRAGON PAGE AT: www.geocities.com/sweetvane4ever/breed3.html : I am starting a new site at: : www.geocities.com/sweetvane4ever/v_waterdragon_p.html : ---or visit www.icomm.ca/dragon/ : GOOD LUCK! :)

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