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Hey I'm new into the reptile world, so I apologize if this may be a dumb question. What type of lizards will be able to live in a kinda large all screen cage? I know certain geckos and chameleons, but even then it's hard to maintain any sort of humidity. So I was looking for suggestions of ANY type of lizard who could potentially do well in those type of conditions. Cage is 18 × 18 × 36
 
BeardieSUSU said:
Hey I'm new into the reptile world, so I apologize if this may be a dumb question. What type of lizards will be able to live in a kinda large all screen cage? I know certain geckos and chameleons, but even then it's hard to maintain any sort of humidity. So I was looking for suggestions of ANY type of lizard who could potentially do well in those type of conditions. Cage is 18 × 18 × 36
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Mexican alligator lizard (Abronia Graminea). http://www.reptilesmagazine.com/Lizard-Species/Abronia-Arboreal-Alligator-Lizards/
 
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