The US loves our lizard

[Fuscus]

A change in licensing laws has allowed for the export of the cold-blooded creatures and for them to be kept as pets not only by Australians, but by foreigners. :shock: :? :shock: :? :shock: :? :shock: :? :shock: :? :shock: :?


http://news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,10571582%5E421,00.html

 

[RAZZA]

so we can export reptiles now..?? remember reading a study awhile back canberra where looking into it..

 

[africancichlidau]

Gee Zeus !!

 

[ackie]

is this saying that australia will be exporting more bearded dragons even tho they hav millions of them already.

 

[Ricko]

thwey have to have the MOST of everything.

 

[sxereturn]

Going to become the next Green Iguanas...

 

[Fuscus]

I very much doubt that the export bit is true, someone like Jeff Hardy would have told us before

 

[koreanmug]

bearded dragon is one of popular reptiles in Korea as well

 

[Fuscus]

Going to become the next Green Iguanas...

Possibly, but an adult bearded is not a huge animal and is therefore sellable. I think the main problem over there is the huge numbers of baby giants that are sold to people and the lack of a market for adults of the same species.

 

[Sdaji]

Don't believe everything you see on the telly, read in the newspaper, and certainly not what you see on the 'net.

 

[Fuscus]

Don't believe everything you see on the telly, read in the newspaper, and certainly not what you see on the 'net.

OK