In your opinion, what is the best 'display' reptile?

if i had to only choose from what i have in my house... i would say the leopard geckos since they are often out, laying around during the day and have wonderful colours.

of course, my b. boehmei tarantula is always out, displaying for everyone as well... so she's another good choice.

I'm not a big turtle guy, but there's something about a natural looking environment with a group of aquatic turtles that fascinates me every time I see a good one.

I could watch them all day swimming around and exploring their environment.

-adam

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

I'm not a big turtle guy, but there's something about a natural looking environment with a group of aquatic turtles that fascinates me every time I see a good one.

I could watch them all day swimming around and exploring their environment.

-adam

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My sister has a huge, beautiful tank with two great big red-ear sliders.....and I have to agree with you there, I get mezmorized watching them.

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

I'm not a big turtle guy, but there's something about a natural looking environment with a group of aquatic turtles that fascinates me every time I see a good one.

I could watch them all day swimming around and exploring their environment.

-adam

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same here

huge snake fan here, but when i make a trip to the pet store and see the lizards in the cages, they get my attention first. they are never hiding and they move around a lot, so they make better zoo displays too

Best display herp? My horned frog. She spends 29 out of 30 days a month or so, buried in substrate. It is a gorgeous, simply stunning Rubbermaid of coconut fiber for all to look at!

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

Best display herp? My horned frog. She spends 29 out of 30 days a month or so, buried in substrate. It is a gorgeous, simply stunning Rubbermaid of coconut fiber for all to look at!

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Not really a reptile but dart frogs make awesome displays. Also an adult R.leachianus in a big cage would be cool.