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I keep a few Acanthodactylus pardalis. Great lizards, they make burrows it the enclosure like crazy, really fun to watch them kick sand everywhere and run around.

I keep 2 in a ten gallon, with a few inches of sand. They eat insects and veggies.

Sold to me as leopard lizards, Ingo was saying the look like Acanthodactylus, they must be, I'm thinking pardalis, but can't be certain.
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Snakes
1.1.0 Corn Snakes
0.1.0 Grey Banded Kingsnake
1.1.0 Amazon Tree Boas
0.0.2 Mackolts Pythons
2.1.0 Colombian Boa Constrictors
0.1.0 Jalisco Milksnake
1.1.0 California Kingsnakes
1.1.0 Vietnamese Blue Beauty Ratsnakes
0.0.1 Egyptian Royal Diadem Snake
1.1.0 Kenyan Sand Boas
2.1.0 African House Snakes

Geckos
1.2.0 Leopard Geckos
2.1.0 Crocodile Geckos
1.1.0 Tokay Geckos
2.1.0 Fan Foot Geckos
1.1.0 Pictus Geckos

Assorted Lizards
1.1.0 Inland Bearded Dragon
0.1.0 Indonesian Blue Tongue Skink
0.0.1 Mangrove Monitor
0.0.2 Leopard Lizards
0.0.2 Jeweled Curlytail Lizards
0.0.1 Beaver Tail Agama
2.1.0 Veiled Chameleons

Other
0.0.1 Spectacled Caiman
0.0.2 Western Painted Turtles

I'd say it's a Acanthodactylus schmidti or, even more likely, A. scutellatus. They look very nice and healthy - meaning, you keep them well. I'd suggest a bit larger terrarium, though, at least 20-30 gallon.

Good luck
Nino