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Posted by meretseger on May 01, 2003 at 20:57:32:

In Reply to: beginner lizard for young son?? posted by nikkichele on May 01, 2003 at 09:33:06:

I think a beardie would be a good choice as they're robust enough to take a little prodding and such. You might want to buy one that's a little older than a baby so you can be sure that it's tame. Most beardies are tame, but, for example, mine enjoys biting and running away. A blue tongue skink might be a good idea too, and I think they tame up pretty well too.

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