Last 2 to hatch i have sucessfully released the other little champions. I have now found a breeder in my area who breeds allot of different types of lizards who was very helpful. Now i can begin getting the things i need to get my own vivarium an license and he will be able to supply me with a legal pet. Maybe a beardy to begin with and a water dragon later as these little guys have been great fun
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I would have done the same thing, I couldn't let the eggs go either, good for you and these little ones will be able to go back into the wild and do what they were supposed to do. They look really cool so they are black with green? love it!
It makes sense about the license I think some shouldn't have critters so I guess that's nice.
This is sorta how I got started. Someone gave me some tadpoles that I was able to hatch into frogs, the whole processes was fascinating and I was hooked. The frogs ended up dying but I went out and got some that were already bigger and then it went from there. Now we have 3 bearded dragons a chameleon and 5 frogs!
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Yep I've rescued a baby wren chick who then lived happily with us for 4+ years (Willow passed late last year) I've rescued 2 green frogs from near death from getting stuck in sump pumps during the middle of winter..They lived for gosh 3/4 years. They got me hooked on reptiles
I've always thought Iguana's and chameleon's were super cool.. Then I saw beardies 
going ro have to buils my self an enclosure so i can get myself a beardie
