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[mr~python]

ok, lemme think up a good one! i was gonna do olivaceas, LOL.

not a very well-known arboreal lizard from the rainforest of northern australia, often found in rotten logs containing insects and is thought to limit it's home range and activity to a 'home' tree base. total length, 85-95cm. mainly insectivorous. not a green tree monitor

[mr~python]

geez, no takers? varanus keithhornei or canopy goanna. they're under prasinus. i know i cant post someone else's pictures so ill post a good link.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...D%26ie%3DUTF-8

ok, ill do another one.

small (3-5 inch) agama from northern africa. has a shield like tail. will make a shallow tunnel and block the entrance with their shield like tail for protection from predators to sleep for the night.

[mr~python]

again?? lol. shield-tailed agama.
http://markmlucas.com/images/Agamids...ori%20(19).JPG

okay, lets try this one. native to the southwest of niorthern america, can run on its hind legs to catch a lizard dinner or to evade a predator. gets about 10 inches long and is a very pretty lizard. has some beautiful yellow and sometimes green coloration.

[python kid]

the basillisk lizard?

[mr~python]

no. sorry, i should put that this lizard is a desert dweller.

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

Collard?

[mr~python]

yep!! picture i took of one on a herping trip earlier this summer: