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What Kind of Lizard?

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Person who gave me the lizard said it's an argus, but looking at images of argus monitors this lizard appears a different species. Can anyone identify?
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http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/photopost/data//500/Tongue_Out.JPG
 
I know this post is a few months old, however that is V. Juxtindicus - Rennel Island
Mangrove monitor. Not to common in the trade these days.
Or a very large Solomon island local mangrove - how big is it? If it's over at in the 5ft range it's a Jux
 
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