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Old 10-15-13, 07:49 AM   #5
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Re: My newest (soon to be) reptile!

I think by that logic you could say giants and hots are not any more difficult to keep than a corn or bp... and maybe that is tru(in terms of husbandry), but the individual responsible for the care has to agree and commit to a certain level of responsibility. I'm not trying to tell the op that they shouldn't get a Cham (sorry if that's how it sounded), I'm just trying to tell them that there is quite a bit more involved in their care than most pet shops Will admit. Of course it can be done, and they are really interesting wonderful pets, but they aren't for everybody.
Do your research and you will be fine.
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