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Re: large lizards

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Posted by PCFFaust on July 31, 2002 at 02:29:29:

In Reply to: large lizards posted by Alexa on July 31, 2002 at 01:41:46:

On the general whole larger lizards are pretty much advanced. Much is due to their size, but with increased size comes other safety concerns.

What is your past experience with reptiles? Are you looking at getting your first one? Do you have any other pets? Do you have children? Are you a renter? You know it is much easier to hide a gecko than it is an iguana...

Cindy
PCFFaust
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: What is a good large lizard for a beginner. Looking for a lizard with a good temperment, that grows to a good size, and is not to hard to care for, but I can handle some hardships. Cageing size is not a problem at all. Thanks all, laters.




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