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Posted by: Pseudosilence at Sun Jun 26 02:16:36 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Pseudosilence ]  
   

We just got these at the petstore I work at and am looking for all the information I can get about their natural history, biotopes, and captive information. They came in as assorted African Plated lizards, and I dont have the experience with these types to tell species apart. I think they are Yellow-Throated Plateds they look similar but they dont have the yellow throats. They are totally awesome, they even climb up my arm to get the rare waxworm treat. I got some information on the entire family but Im sure that different species require different environments. Any help will be appreciated


   

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