We have 3 gliders. This is the friendliest one.

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They are both cute, I'm pretty sure the only ugly one is you.

@@superstarultraLearn to agree to disagree without insulting people.

@@LordXSonic so it's all right to insult animals and not people, okay

@@superstarultra I didn’t say it was alright to insult animals. What are you on? 💀

u r not 👎

Yeah both of them.

These tegus are generally pretty intelligent and not usually prone to random, aggressive biting, especially if raised in captivity around people and other animals. I've heard of a few tegus that would non-aggressively bite randomly as juveniles but grew out of it. Whether it will bite or not might actually come down to how its fed. Still, their body language tends to give away if they may threatened or if they just feel like trying to bite (thinking there might be food or some other reason).

how do you know the dog won't bite the lizard

How does the dog know i won’t bite the lizard

È grossa attenzione è pur sempre un predatore

I love how the pug is almost melting into the carpet.

He stays in the kitchen for bathroom time 😅 easy cleanup on the linoleum.

He is a tegu. Mix of black and white, red, and blue

@TheDestroyerDan got cha lol i seriously did not know that was the name of the lizard, i thought u just made the name up and gave him that name lol

He is still alive and doing great.

Is he able to see properly because of drop eye

Yes he is still alive and doing great.

you're painfully insecure

South American. And this is highly uncharacteristic behavior of it btw

It's actually rather upsetting to see. Just because you know someone is gonna try to get one to play with it. They will end up with either stitches, or a missing finger at that size. And along with that possibility a dead lungfish if they were to flick it out of the water before taking off to the hospital

The SAL is the least aggressive of the bunch so they say?

This one is tame. Lungfish in general are highly agressive predators. This action is very uncharacteristic of them and upsetting to see because unlike a medium-sized cichlid if it chose to attack a lung of that size will at the very least cause a lot of stitches. It could also use its toothplates to sever a finger or if it hit the wrist instead it could tag an artery. This one may just have a good temperament or it may be something it was trained to do with food so in allowing the contact and even seeming to seek it, the fish may be trying to get food. They are not tame and I only recommend keeping them along side small fast nimble fish that it won't bother trying to catch due to size and speed difference. Like tetras. Same rule goes for the Africans and the Australian. And I find that aside from the Australian the South American is the most agressive of the lungfish with the East African being next in line.

@@cthulhu3392 wow interesting...yeah I've been bitten by a foot long African lungfish...it is painful. I can only imagine what a full grown fish could do.

@@twasbrillig33 don't. I have two marks on my left hand that can answer that question and they are not pretty