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Bearded Dragons not colorful???? What?

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Posted by reptileszz on May 07, 2003 at 07:07:19:

In Reply to: First thing you need to do, Naked Cowboy is.... posted by Mark M on May 07, 2003 at 00:39:06:

I beg to differ here. Click the link to see my beautiful Erik the Red.

Carole

:PUT SOME CLOTHES ON! And watch were you put those spurs. A bearded dragon would be good choice, but they are not colorful. A yellow spinytail iguana may be good for you because they tame down nice, get a little bigger than what you asked for, but are colorful. Another good choice would be a green basilisk (basiliscus plumifrons) very cool looking.




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