Garnet
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armadillo lizard - 2007/06/11 17:29
It's actually a myth that any reptile will stop growing because his cage is too small. That's not true at all. If you've got a lizard in a cage that is too small for him, you DO need to get a bigger cage... But for his own health and sanity, not because it'll make him grow bigger. I've heard of people keeping their animals in tiny cages because they believe it'll keep their pet small, which is just sick. I'm not saying that anyone here is doing this, but IF any of you are, tell me where you live so I can come hurt you. ---------
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