Table Rock Reptiles - Female P. asio, Mexican giant horned lizard. These things are awesome! These are still young and growing—they can reach up to 8” as adults! Most species of horned
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Table Rock Reptiles - Male Phrynosoma asio These are young Mexican giant horned lizards (also known as “horny toads”). They reach up to 8” as adults. Most species of horned lizards are
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