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[WarezHaxor]

Let me start by saying I'm a bit of a herpetologist (as in I love reptiles), my brother has 12 snakes, and I've always owned lizards. I used to have an adult green iguana named Lucy who at 7 foot would sleep on my shoulders as I walked around town, that was when my oldest was a year old. I also had a Savannah monitor lizard that was 6 foot long but was not good with people except me so she wasn't a good pet for my girls by any means. She would try to attack anyone who wasn't me that stepped in her room (yes, at 6 foot she had her own room in my house due to the fact that she needed wandering room but I couldn't trust her with anyone but me). So today, a couple weeks after my oldest daughter's birthday, I bought her and her sister a new lizard. She's been named lizzy already, but meet my girls' 4 week old bearded dragon.

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[sherm]

oh that girl looks pretty friendly

[WarezHaxor]

Indeed she is. She's very voracious when it comes to food but the moment I pick her up she's very calm. Much more calm than the Savannah monitor I had previously. The iguana I had before her though was great, 7 foot head to tail and would sit on my shoulders as I walked around town.

[rayngiraffe]

Haha nice! My friend has a couple of chameleons (one died unfortunately).

I guess that you feed them on crickets?

[NapisaurusRex]

We had an iguana when I was little, but it got loose one day and our neighbors ate it. 

[Ayami]

That is awesome  

[rayngiraffe]

We had an iguana when I was little, but it got loose one day and our neighbors ate it. 

 

Wut.

Then again i've heard of stories where pets were accidentally cooked so...

[NapisaurusRex]

They just straight up ate your lizard? What the fuck

 

 

Wut.

Then again i've heard of stories where pets were accidentally cooked so...

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