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There are at least 2 different kinds, but I'm new (new to actually caring what kind they are, always been into lizards, especialy wild ones) so they might all be different as far as I can tell. Just moved them to a much bigger tank. The two that look simmillar stay pretty much together, while the other female tends to be more of a loner.
Here's the male and two females
Here's the male and similar female (sorry about the fuzziness of the pic)
they are c. bicinctores most likely.
the two look like bicinctores to me but i think the third one is a regular collaris, but i can't tell for sure
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vonnie
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