Display Herp for Shop

[wolfy-hound]

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

[jdmls88]

i think red tail boas are good display snakes

[recycling goddess]

i agree. my RTB is out all the time

[RichardA]

Nice big Madagascar Giant Hognose!

[uro1001]

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

[TekWarren]

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.

[Laooda]

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

[uro1001]

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!

[Amy1217]

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.

[daniel1983]

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