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This is just wrong,.. over exaggerate a bit much? You haven't had "every lizard known to man". If you did you would know the answer to the questions you're asking and then some.

Why would you want a Large, Mean lizard? What happens when you get one,.. just to find out you've bitten off more than you can chew? The last thing the Reptile Industry needs is more bad press.

This is a huge RED Flag for me,.. you didn't say much but at the same time you said a lot. So do yourself, animals and the rest of us a favor Research and get some Hands on experience. Before you get Anything,.. and I'm not just talking about reading books or on the internet.

Try and find someone close to you that has one or some, that will let you work with them. So that you can see how they are up close a personal. Join a Herp Society, volunteer for a rescue or something.

Because these Large and Mean Lizards that you're looking for are not something to dabble in or play with. They require more work than most people realize.

<blockquote data-quote="Bubblz Calhoun" data-source="post: 92032" data-attributes="member: 1151">This is just wrong,.. over exaggerate a bit much? You haven't had &quot;every lizard known to man&quot;. If you did you would know the answer to the questions you're asking and then some.Why would you want a Large, Mean lizard? What happens when you get one,.. just to find out you've bitten off more than you can chew? The last thing the Reptile Industry needs is more bad press.This is a huge RED Flag for me,.. you didn't say much but at the same time you said a lot. So do yourself, animals and the rest of us a favor Research and get some Hands on experience. Before you get Anything,.. and I'm not just talking about reading books or on the internet. Try and find someone close to you that has one or some, that will let you work with them. So that you can see how they are up close a personal. Join a Herp Society, volunteer for a rescue or something. Because these Large and Mean Lizards that you're looking for are not something to dabble in or play with. They require more work than most people realize.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bubblz Calhoun, post: 92032, member: 1151"] [font=Times New Roman][i]This is just wrong,.. over exaggerate a bit much? You haven't had "every lizard known to man". If you did you would know the answer to the questions you're asking and then some. Why would you want a Large, Mean lizard? What happens when you get one,.. just to find out you've bitten off more than you can chew? The last thing the Reptile Industry needs is more bad press. This is a huge RED Flag for me,.. you didn't say much but at the same time you said a lot. So do yourself, animals and the rest of us a favor Research and get some Hands on experience. Before you get Anything,.. and I'm not just talking about reading books or on the internet. Try and find someone close to you that has one or some, that will let you work with them. So that you can see how they are up close a personal. Join a Herp Society, volunteer for a rescue or something. Because these Large and Mean Lizards that you're looking for are not something to dabble in or play with. They require more work than most people realize.[/i][/font] [/QUOTE]

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