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What exactly is this??

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Posted by: Meganpou72 at Sun Dec 18 15:32:00 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Meganpou72 ]  
   

I bought a pair of these lizzards only because they where amazingly colorful and very neat. But I honestly dont know what they are. Was told they where four toed whiptails but I cant find any info online about them. Help!!
Was told they where a paraguay native species. They are long, look like a tegu swift cross but with very vibrant greens and blues.

   

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