Yes id like a chameleon but have read that there not for begginers and also don't really enjoy being handled which im not sure if i would wont to or not.

Or a water dragon maybe also looks cool also an iguana but there just to big.

have you seen bearded dragons?
they are quite a nice size,may also appeal to you and are a good starter lizard not to far removed character wise to what you may liek about wd's and iggys.

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Joan was quizzical, studied pataphysical
Science in the home
Late nights all alone with her a test tube
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maxwell Edison, majoring in medicine
Calls her on the phone
"Can I take you out to the pictures Jo-o-o-oan?"
But as she's getting ready to go
A knock comes on the door

Bang! Bang! Maxwell's silver hammer
came down upon her head
Clang! Clang! Maxwell's silver hammer
made sure that she was dead

Back in school again Maxwell plays the fool again
Teacher gets annoyed
Wishing to avoid and unpleasant scene-e-e-ene
She tells Max to stay when the class has gone away
So he waits behind
Writing fifty times "I must not be so-o-o-o
But when she turns her back on the boy
He creeps up from behind

Yes a friends got one and i guess i just wanted to be different but the more i think about it maybe they would be an ideal lizard to go for. How many can i have ?

multiple females can be housed together but males should never be housed together as they can fight to the death. leopard gecko,bearded dragon,water dragon,crestie,pygmy cham and yemen cham, thats my list of the top 7 beginners lizards

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1.0.0 SHCT leopard gecko
0.1.0 Hypo Tangerine leopard gecko
1.2.0 Normal leopard geckos
0.1.0 Florida Kingsnake
2.3.0 Mississppi map turtles
2.2.0 African fruit beetles
1.2.0 cats
0.1.0 dog
countless fish

looking for a sunglow,hybino,albino (any strain),super hypo etc

if you do your resarch and make sure you have a good understanding of how the vivarium and all within works before you get the lizard i think if you liek the look of chams...start researching chams [maybe yemen or panther chams] and see if you dont reckon you could manage it or not.

ALways best where possible to go for what you really want.

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Joan was quizzical, studied pataphysical
Science in the home
Late nights all alone with her a test tube
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maxwell Edison, majoring in medicine
Calls her on the phone
"Can I take you out to the pictures Jo-o-o-oan?"
But as she's getting ready to go
A knock comes on the door

Bang! Bang! Maxwell's silver hammer
came down upon her head
Clang! Clang! Maxwell's silver hammer
made sure that she was dead

Back in school again Maxwell plays the fool again
Teacher gets annoyed
Wishing to avoid and unpleasant scene-e-e-ene
She tells Max to stay when the class has gone away
So he waits behind
Writing fifty times "I must not be so-o-o-o
But when she turns her back on the boy
He creeps up from behind

So which lizard is the most friendly and actually enjoy human company ?

As long as you have the room, willingness to thoroughly research before buying and inclination to commit for the life of the animal then there are not many lizards unsuitable for a beginner.

I always wanted an Iguana, so I researched, planned for the future (ie made sure I had room for an adult sized iguana enclosure) and then bought one. I had him for 13 years, his whole life.

Like Dean suggests, maybe the place to start is find some you like the look of then research their needs, availability etc.

oh yeh, yourd liek soemthing handleable... well a beardie really is a good choice really.
Preference on human interaction [again beardies are good there] i think varies from animal to animal and may be just as much to do with the level of interaction you bring it up with/what its used to.

Green basiliscks and waterdragons arent bad, same with frilled dragons, all get larger than a beardie and need a larger viv as adults, all also are pretty good as far as handling goes, although that varies too but they are all good bets for a decent lizard to keep.

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Joan was quizzical, studied pataphysical
Science in the home
Late nights all alone with her a test tube
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Maxwell Edison, majoring in medicine
Calls her on the phone
"Can I take you out to the pictures Jo-o-o-oan?"
But as she's getting ready to go
A knock comes on the door

Bang! Bang! Maxwell's silver hammer
came down upon her head
Clang! Clang! Maxwell's silver hammer
made sure that she was dead

Back in school again Maxwell plays the fool again
Teacher gets annoyed
Wishing to avoid and unpleasant scene-e-e-ene
She tells Max to stay when the class has gone away
So he waits behind
Writing fifty times "I must not be so-o-o-o
But when she turns her back on the boy
He creeps up from behind

I have to agree, beardies are brilliant starter lizards.

We had no idea about lizards until we arranged to have Spike, but after some research, talking to petshops and joining this forum, hes become a member of the family.

Hes so rewarding too. He always seems to be smiling at me

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Berni, Macey's other half and mummy to:
1.0.0 Bearded Dragon- Spike
0.0.2 Turtles- Jay Jay (Cumberland) & Spot (YBS)
1.2.1 Leopard Geckos- Cotton (Blizzard), Shadow (High Yellow), Storm (Super Mack Snow) & Truffle (Tremper Albino)
0.0.9 Coldwater Fishes- Ben, Jerry, Rocky, Fifi, Ali, Tyson, Tiger, Golfball & Billy

Definitely Beardies.Easy to look after,active and entertaining.