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Hi Natalia. Bearded dragons are definately more interactive. 
Sorry to hear that you lost your cham. Some great pics there. 
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Natalia
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Yes ^_^ I was thinking about a bearded dragon for the fact that they seem to interact more, and i know a few people who have them, and have said they where a delight to look after!
They seem to be funny little spiky lizards, and i might choose them for a change etc.
Thank you all for your kind words ^_^ And sorry Lynne, you can still enjoy the pictures!
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his pictures are spectacular, he was a gorgeous boy. i did enjoy looking at them very much.
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Welcome to the Community!!!!
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PaulG
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| Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 5:44 pm Post subject: |
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| Natalia wrote: | Yes ^_^ I was thinking about a bearded dragon for the fact that they seem to interact more, and i know a few people who have them, and have said they where a delight to look after!
They seem to be funny little spiky lizards, and i might choose them for a change etc.
Thank you all for your kind words ^_^ And sorry Lynne, you can still enjoy the pictures! |
There are also Rankins that are a smaller alternative to beardies but very similar, worth a look
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Natalia
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I always wondered what the difference between Beardies and Rankins... Was always to scared to ask 
Thanks guys 
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not too sure about the difference, but ive got a pair of beardies and they are great. Really friendly and pretty easy to keep
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