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Thread: Plated Lizard

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    That one is gerrhosaurus major - the Sudanese Plated - dubbed Reptar by our son.

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    Validus is the largest, right? Mine would be a nigrolineatus, I'm pretty sure. I love it to death, I should go one up and get the validus. Are these cheap and readily available?

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    Not sure on the Validus - I have been looking for another Major since our first and have yet to find one (with the exception of a couple deliverables).

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    For one adult lizard, a two foot by three foot enclosure seems to be a minimum. A 20 gal is too small, even a 20 long is not wide enough.

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