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    Posted: 11 January 2008 at 03:24
Here's a shot my bearded dragon's in their custom built home.

 



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Those are real sweeties, and wonderfull temprement, you have made my son very jelous :).

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This Dragon lives in a Riga Zoo
Taken with A100 + beercan.


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Salamndra - somewhere on Corfu island...........

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This is a Chuckwalla (Sauromalus obesus) from Arizona. This one is well over a foot long and has lived on this wall behind my home for quite a few years. There are several others but they are smaller .

This is my favorite pic of him.


This is one to show his size...he really had a red mouth this day.


Sometimes he tolerates me getting a little closer.


This is one of the smaller ones
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Water Lizard, seen when walking in a national park a while ago

 



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   This fella lives comfortably at the Toledo Zoo in Ohio



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A (big) Goanna taken at Wombeyan Caves in the Blue Mountains, Australia earlier this week:





This little critter was running around my house for a few days:



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Here are some alligators from my recent trip into Mexico. Not at a zoo, and they get fed fish so they don't go after the dogs. The lagoon runs right into the ocean, good swimming :) I was fairly close, first shot with an 85, second with a 30mm.



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In our country we have only small ones (hopefully):

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Here's a 'Baby American Alligator'...

and a 'Frilled Lizard'

Sorry for the 'lensbaby' effect, it was shot through plexiglass of some sort.
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This fellow lives at Bergen Aquarium.

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Taken with the STF

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Green Basilisk Lizard


Emerald Tree Boa


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