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Ok, the Rules are Simple. You type in a Discription of a species of Lizard and we all have to guess what it it based on your discription. When they get it right, you quote them and put the common name and the Latin name of the species along with a picture that you give credit to the site where it was found. Sound Fun? I'll go first

I am a large lizard native to the Philippines. I am very rare and due to habitat distruction Nearly nobody can find me. I feed primarily on Crustation and other small inverts but I have one habbit that seperates me from the rest of my large meat eating cousins. I am also the only frugivore of them!!! Think you can find me? Look up in the air and remain still for hours by a certain fruit bearing tree and may come out to eat!!! I may reach close to 6 1/2' making me one of the largest in Asia!!! I am almost entirely Aboreal....What am I?

Gray's Monitor?

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Originally Posted by ladywhipple02

Gray's Monitor?

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Yes!!! The Butaan Varanus Olivaceus

http://www.varanus.nl/overig/V_olivaceus3.jpg

Taken from http://www.varanus.nl/engbegin.htm

ok, lemme think up a good one! i was gonna do olivaceas, LOL.

not a very well-known arboreal lizard from the rainforest of northern australia, often found in rotten logs containing insects and is thought to limit it's home range and activity to a 'home' tree base. total length, 85-95cm. mainly insectivorous. not a green tree monitor;)

geez, no takers? varanus keithhornei or canopy goanna. they're under prasinus. i know i cant post someone else's pictures so ill post a good link.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...D%26ie%3DUTF-8

ok, ill do another one.

small (3-5 inch) agama from northern africa. has a shield like tail. will make a shallow tunnel and block the entrance with their shield like tail for protection from predators to sleep for the night.

again?? lol. shield-tailed agama.
http://markmlucas.com/images/Agamids...ori%20(19).JPG

okay, lets try this one. native to the southwest of niorthern america, can run on its hind legs to catch a lizard dinner or to evade a predator. gets about 10 inches long and is a very pretty lizard. has some beautiful yellow and sometimes green coloration.

the basillisk lizard?

no. sorry, i should put that this lizard is a desert dweller.

Collard?

yep!! picture i took of one on a herping trip earlier this summer:
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d1...eetrip0132.jpg