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I know this may seem like a wierd question but I was wondering what type of lizard the SUSE "mascot" is. I'm talking about the lizard which appears as the default desktop background in SUSE 10. It's green in color, has spikes down it's spine and the back of it's head is pointed looking. It seems to be standing on a tree branch.
Thanks much.
You could be right but I thought of another possibility -- gecko. They are very common in Mexico and you'll find one in almost every room. They eat bugs and are considered good luck.
You silly guys... . it's an adult male Veiled Chameleon.
Apprently, I'm the local exotic pets expert on LQ... lol.. I have been raising/breeding snakes, tarantulas, monitors(Nile Monitors, Savannah monitors, Argus Monitors), and other lizards such as Leopard geckos, American Alligators, and of course, chameleons...
The suse logo is also a chameleon, although it's species is not well defined, it could be, and my suspicion is that it is, a juvenile Veiled Chameleon. I say juvenile because it lacks the large veil on top of it's head. It could also be a female Jackson's Chameleon.
Halo14: Had difficult is it to care for such a reptile as a pet? Perhaps we should take this offline and discuss it elsewhere? The reason I'm asking is because I'd be very interested in keeping a chameleon as a pet.
Thanks.
It's not too bad.. the initial cost of setup is probably the largest burdon.. You are welcomed to email me; or, if you'd like to start another thread in general that would also be fine.
ok i went looking for where i read it was a gecko i know i read it in abook just cant remember what book and i assumed since it was printed that they had "suses" permission but from that link above sounds like i was wrong sorry and i will let you know where i read it when i find it i wanna say it was suse 9.3 dummy book but i dont remember.
Chameleon, Gecko .. whatever.
Everybody missing the point? it's a killer, -look at it!
Sitting there with those big, pointy eyes... what the hell is it waiting for? Just kill me and be done with it!
that lizard gives me the creeps, bvdrrrr.....
Originally posted by danovich Chameleon, Gecko .. whatever.
Everybody missing the point? it's a killer, -look at it!
Sitting there with those big, pointy eyes... what the hell is it waiting for? Just kill me and be done with it!
that lizard gives me the creeps, bvdrrrr.....
LOL!
He's no killer... they're not even remotely scary.. even when they do bite, it's not very painful and almost never draws blood... now a Panther chameleon.. while being the most colorful/beautiful.. do have a tendancy to have a nasty temper.. but still... they're only chameleons... not like it's a 4-foot Nile Monitor wanting to eat your soul!
He's no killer... they're not even remotely scary.. even when they do bite, it's not very painful and almost never draws blood... now a Panther chameleon.. while being the most colorful/beautiful.. do have a tendancy to have a nasty temper.. but still... they're only chameleons... not like it's a 4-foot Nile Monitor wanting to eat your soul!
Let us hear you repeat that after Geeko has tongued you in the eye!
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