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#426175
Leeseebat
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Question?? 
so here i sit looking through pictures and i think hmmm...the two kinds of lizards i’ve been dealing with do better by themselves, or at least do not benefit from having a roomie. now i have sugar gliders who do so much better with a roomie...
are there lizards that benefit from having a roomie??
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08/02/05 10:00pm
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#426279
Reptigirl
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Message To: Leeseebat In reference to Message Id: 426175
Question??
A lot of lizards enjoy companions. anoles, alligator liz, fence, even iguanas sometimes. I have found lizards to be very social. They take comfort from a familiar friend. I even have a blind alligator liz with a fence liz. They really like to be near each other. I wouldn’t put the two together under normal circumstances because the alli would eat the fence, but my alli can only drink her food. 
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08/02/05 10:54pm
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#426618
Jord
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Message To: Reptigirl In reference to Message Id: 426279
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Sugar gliders usually do better with a companion so they don’t go into depression but reptiles do fine by themselves. Most are just as happy on their own as with a mate or in a group. Some lizards I find are highly social animals such as Rankins dragons which seem to enjoy the company of others. Over all though I don’t believe its necessary for most lizards to have company to remain in good health.
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08/03/05 08:15am
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#427019
WolfsRain
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Message To: Jord In reference to Message Id: 426618
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Does anyone have any pics of sugar gliders?...I’ve never heard of them before.
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08/03/05 02:15pm
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#427180
Leeseebat
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Message To: WolfsRain In reference to Message Id: 427019
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My male Norman
my Females (twin sisters)
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08/03/05 04:17pm
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#427463
Reptigirl
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Message To: Leeseebat In reference to Message Id: 427180
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Oh my Gosh they are so cute!
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08/03/05 07:40pm
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