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lucifer
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hi all can someone out there let me know what type of lizard is best for intermediate care cheers  |
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Scott W
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what do you mean by 'intermediate' care?
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lucifer
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well
well leopard gecko beginner been there done that beardie been there done that too need to know what next i,e intermediate o,k |
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Scott W
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there isn't a 'next', it's a case of looking at what YOU like and what fits in to the equipment and set up you already have or what fits into your budget for buying a new set up.
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trueviper_UK
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Why not try Tokay Gekos? If I kept lizards thats what I'd keep, love 'em I do. 
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ben_gecko
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tokays are good price wise, but if your looking for handling your animals, tokay arent the best as they are naturally extremely defensive. although some are known to tame down (mine) or CB can be brought up tame.
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Hi welcome to the forum. Rick
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Peter Parrot
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Welcome to the forum. As Scott said, just have a look around at what takes your eye, do your research, then see if you can accomadate the animal and if it suits your budget.
Enjoy your research and enjoy the forum. It`s a great place to start your research here. Have a browse through the old posts. 
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