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RE: CB Earless Lizards: What Do u Think?

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Posted by: PHEve at Wed Mar 19 22:06:16 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHEve ]  
   

Hi, I think they are very good looking desert lizards. I breed collareds, and have many other deserty species as well as lizards from other parts of the world. But our United States desert lizards/reptiles are AWESOME



As far as if you should breed earless lizards or is there a demand, or why not, ........



I feel if you love a particular species then it's very enjoyable working with them no matter if there is a demand or not. I think this lizard when available is usually offered for sale quite cheap as are the redheaded agama, and others that are very pretty but very abundant. Also the fact they should have some space to thrive kind of makes people think twice.



I say go for it, offering captive bred youngsters is much more appealing to many who may not want to keep wc's Best wishes, keep us updated on your decision
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PHEve / Eve


   

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