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[Tom Verbeeck]

Picked up 1.2.4 Dipsosaurus dorsalis last month. The male is from the first European breeding and is now 10 years old, the 2 females are about 5 years and WC and the 4 youngsters (I guess 2.2, seeing their behavior) are about 2 years old and also WC.

I'm hoping to be able to breed these fascinating iguana's. The male and 1 female have been in hibernation, so with a little luck first breeding will happen one of these days.

I'm very exited with these animals!

Here are a few pics and a video of the juveniles. Better pics will come when I get my camera back.








http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=000ZtamYcwc

[PaulG]

Very nice, they are fast and good luck with breeding them !
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[Central Scotland Reptiles]

Best of luck Tom with these.

I also have some Desert Iguana's so i would be interested in hearing how you get on!!
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[Johelian]

Very nice! Id love a pair or trio of these some day...any advice on where to get them from?

[Tom Verbeeck]

It's real hard to find them these days. My male is of the first European breeding and is 10 years old now. The other 6 animals were part of a group of 28 Dipso's that were import last year by some enthusiasts.
I haven't seen them in shops, and the ones you find sometimes in in on line classifieds are in really bad shape or sold a few hours after the add is placed.

I was very lucky to get these animals.

[Jas]

Best of luck with these, they are a great looking lizard.
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