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RE: Need some help please.

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Posted by: shiningsnakes at Thu Jul 7 12:47:32 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by shiningsnakes ]  
   

Off the top of my head, there's not a lot of lizards that can live comfortable in that small of a cage AND be relatively handleable.

Most tiny little lizards are fast and flighty, and will squirm vigorously. Certainly not "puppy dog" tame like a bearded dragon or leopard gecko.

In fact, the only species I can think of that WILL fare well in a 12x12x12 is a Mediterranean gecko. Anything else will require more space. And like I said, Med~ geckos are squirmy and will bolt from your hand as soon as they can. Not handleable in my opinion.


   

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