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Most reptiles live about 15 years (except turtles/tortoises that live to be many decades or centuries). Some captive-bred reptiles, like bearded dragons, horned frogs, corn snakes, boa constrictors and leopard geckos, are easy to handle with minimal care. Some are more difficult, such as crocodilians, caimans and alligators, which often don’t reach maturity. Some pose potential hazards: large overpowering giant pythons or venomous snakes. Capturing reptiles that can't readily reproduce (Box turtles) endangers them. Laws may prohibit reptile ownership; research special rules before buying.
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This page was last modified 01:13, 29 July 2010.
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