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anyone kept Blue Spinys?

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Posted by: dpdesign at Sun Mar 13 20:29:09 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by dpdesign ]  
   

I've yet to see a post about Blue Spinys. Apparently they are teh largest of the swifts. They have some beautiful coloration that rivals a healthy male Emerald. I'd like to keep swifts but am torn between Emeralds and the Blues. Blues do get to 14" and would need a bigger/wider tank.

I'm just looking for any experience people may have with them, are they a good active display lizard etc? Emeralds can be very entertaining in that respect.

   

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