Display Herp for Shop

I'm looking for reccomendations for a displayed herp at my shop. I want something preferably that can be handled a little bit. Something that won't simply hide the entire day. I have up to a 75 gallon tank space wise. I can also build a enclosure if necessary.
I have ball pythons, a black throat monitor and a argentine tegu. I was thinking of the argentine tegu, but fully grown he will be much too large to keep up there permamently.
Any ideas?
Wolfy

i think red tail boas are good display snakes

i agree. my RTB is out all the time ;)

Nice big Madagascar Giant Hognose!


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ive found in our shop that my jungle carpet python works farely well. keep in mind that he is an adult :)

Bearded dragons are always good for giving onlookers the impression that they know something people don't with their expressions and movements. A shop we go to sometimes has a pretty big window display with a couple adults that wonder and are just cool to look at while basking or watching people as they come inside.

I was gonna say JCP! They are Sooo pretty. Hey, how bout a BRainBoa??? They're AWSOME!

i would never let any customers(if they arent interested in buying) hold a rainbow boa as they are far to nippy and anyone who gets the chance to sue will lol. bearded dragons are an excellen display herp as everyone wants one. i also put baby russian and hermanns (not together) tortoises on display as they are so cute!

I would say go for an RTB! They (usually) are calm, and have a beutiful pattern. I have sceen my RTB in his hide one time, and thats because i moved his cage with him in it, to a diffrent room, poor guy was probably really scared.

You can't go wrong with a dwarf monitor lizard....great animals to watch :D

i personally wouldnt go with an adult rtb because all of the parents that dont like snakes definetly wont do well with a 8+ foot fat snake in a window lol keep an adult rtb in the shop when someone not scared of snakes would like to handle one.

I heard the BRB are just nippy as babies. Find a yearling or subadult and call it a day.

I would think an albino burm or a Large Tegu. A 4-5' lizard will always catch your eye as will a 10'+ all white and yellow snake.

The problem with a 10' Burm, is it doesn't STAY a 10' burm. I can't keep giants. I don't want to keep boas. I have Noah the tegu, but the darned little bugger went into hibernation.
I'm thinking that the beardies sound good, and they tend to be out and about basking most of the time that I see them. I have a little redfoot tortoise, I was wondering if he could hang out with beardies? During the day, I can put him into his own tank for feeding time at the end of the day.
I like geckos, but most seem to hide msot of the time.
Thanks for all the suggestions and keep them coming!
Wolfy