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london zoo bred some 2 years ago and they are huge already.
they have fantastic colouring as well with alot of different pigmentation
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The female in Chester zoo produced young without mating.I believe this is called parthogenesis and produces male offspring,these can then breed with the female and produce young of mixed sexes.This is how some lizard species colonise islands.
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at chester zoo they just have the adult male and female, but the female a couple of years ago produce fertile eggs all by herself, then last year i think they introduced the male to her and bred them normally, they have many more than the one baby, not sure exactly how many though...
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Here's the european studbook up to December 2006;
http://www.rotterdamzoo.nl/import/as...20Studbook.pdf For those interested in what is where ![]()
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