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View Poll Results: Best display herp?

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  • chameleon

    6 12.77%

  • green tree python

    40 85.11%

  • amazon tree boa

    5 10.64%

  • big snake (please specify)

    2 4.26%

  • bearded dragon

    4 8.51%

  • frilled dragon

    0 0%

  • leopard gecko

    1 2.13%

  • crested gecko

    5 10.64%

  • tegu (please specify)

    0 0%

  • caimen

    1 2.13%

  • small monitor (please specify)

    3 6.38%

  • large monitor (please specify)

    2 4.26%

  • other gecko (please specify)

    3 6.38%

  • skink (please specify)

    0 0%

  • frog/toad (please specify)

    6 12.77%

  • turtle/tortoise (please specify)

    1 2.13%

  • other

    3 6.38%
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  1. 04-05-2012, 11:07 PM #12
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    Rough green snake! They're diurnal, active(especially during feeding), insectivorous(watching them stalk their prey is a blast) and won't destroy an elaborately planned setup(graceful little suckers).
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