Gimme some Tongue Baby!

[BPelizabeth]

Not a snake,...but its a tongue shot .

Oh man......a friend of mine that owns a reptile store has one of these that is HUGE and just cruises around the store. I LOVE THEM!!! He just crawls up to you and licks your leg....too cute. I call him Jabba because he has the hugest jowels. Such a cool lizard!!!!

[bubblz]

He / she has about a year before it can roam around and hang out with my big boy Dino. But it'll get there .

[Tikall]

What a cool thread .

[Repsrul]

This seems to be the only one I could find.

[AmandaRisher]

I don't have any tongue pics Im going to have to go take one now lol

[CoolioTiffany]

Got some more tongue

[AmandaRisher]

lol that is so cute tiffany! I was thinking of getting either one of these or a chinese water dragon. What would you recommend?

[CoolioTiffany]

lol that is so cute tiffany! I was thinking of getting either one of these or a chinese water dragon. What would you recommend?

I almost got a Chinese Water Dragon a while back but I'm glad I didn't because they require high humidity and I have trouble with keeping humidity up in my enclosures where I live. I don't have too much of a problem anymore since I'm using tubs, now I have to worry about the humidity being too high LOL. Bearded Dragons are really nice and calm. I started out with an adult because the babies require a lot of food. What I read was that you should feed them 2-3x a day and feed them however many crickets they will eat in one sitting. That's something I would consider a hard task for me because I'm too used to the "feeding once a week" schedule LOL. With the adults they need more greens than meats, so you offer them fresh greens (I also offer squash with the fresh greens) daily and feed crickets and worms every other day (dusted with calcium powder, and dusted with herptevite once a week).

[snakeparadise]

I have many more

[punisher_reborn]

took this pic at the Midwest Reptile Show in Indy, he was a big o baby