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Your Top 3 favorite Families?

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For the sake of discussion what are your three favorite familes in herpetoculture or even in nature? My top 3 favorite herp families are:

1. Sphaerodactylidae
2. Phrynosomatidae
3. Agamidae

Feel free to explain why you ranked/picked your families the way that you did!
 
Thamnophis, Lampropeltis and Nerodia. Thamnophis very under appreciated in both hobby and herping areas. My favorite Snakes.
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I reckon those are all genera, rather than families, but regardless, I completely agree! Thamnophis is my second favorite genus of snakes after Pituophis.
 
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