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Sorry for those who saw the pics already on the uro forum , ehhehe (Vonnie)
Chiumbo's bride has arrived, and her name is Cheeku, Chiumbo liked that 
anyway shes much longer than he is, redder faced and quite cute.
The happy couple, Zenagama taylori/ shield tail agama
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PHEve/ Eve
Chiumbo and Cheeku together at last !
The male is closest to the left, she is shedding so appears lighter in body color, and much longer as I mentioned.
Zenagama taylori Pair
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PHEve/ Eve
lol, i always go to the collared forum first, so the double posting will be in the uro forum, ha ha! they look cute together. i can tell which one the female is just because she is not fattened up yet 
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vonnie
***There is no pleasure in having nothing to do; the fun is in having lots to do and not doing it. Mary Wilson Little ***
Such interesting looking lizards.
I caught another horned lizard, Phrynosoma platyrhinos, spotted it moving while driving down a dirt road. When I got out I couldn't find it; although, I was sure it was there then my husband spotted it blending in. No photo, we went for a hike. I collected a lot of low quality garnets littering the trail and in rocks. Sighted "blue bellies" my husband caught one and thought its spring and survived brumation should be healthy enough for Annabella to eat but while he was at work I let it free in our rock garden.
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-Nicole
2.1.0 collared lizards
2.0.0 side-blotched lizards
1.0.0 desert tarantula
small tropical fishes
Thats nice, and will even be nicer when you look out an see him basking, they are very pretty lizards.
I would not like getting my lizards into eating lizards, I do not want them aggressive towards my little ones 
Plus after having all kinds of lizards as pets, I don't think I could do it.
But I understand thats what they do in nature.
But seeings they are no longer in nature, they will have to eat what I provide, LOL
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PHEve/ Eve
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