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Anyone know of a good forum for lizards?

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I have a savannah (bosc) monitor. I have been spoiled by the quality of this forum and have been looking for a forum for lizard owners. This forum is so neat and clean, easy to use, and not to mention full of smart, experienced people. Oh, did I lay that on a little thick? Please help me find a suitable forum so I can be the best lizard keeper.

I previously owned the same type many years ago and we are doing fine but I want to learn more.
 
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I hate to advertise for Kingsnake.com but their reptile forums aren't terrible.
 
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