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The legendary Basilisk, or King of Serpents, does not exist, but lizards and other reptiles such as the Basiliscus lizard, do exist.
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Can brown basilisks eat roaches?
Brown basilisks can eat roaches. My neighbors old basilisks ate roaches that we found in our neighborhood.
What is a baby basilik called?
There are no baby-basilisks in the HP, and they do not exist in the reality either, so I don't think your question can be answered at all.
Are basilisks night or day hunters?
Well most basilisks in movies you see are mostly active at night. And if you read mythology books you can learn some about them. But basilisks are both night and day hunters but mostly night.
What do baby basilisks eat on RuneScape?
No such things on runescape as baby basilisks. However, there's a slayer creature called a Basilisk.
How do basilisks care for their babies?
They don't.
Do basilisks hunt?
No. Basilisks are gigantic snake-like reptiles and are pets for parselmouths so the owner will order it whether to go hunting or not.
Do basilisks make good pets?
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Do all basilisks have wings?
No, none of them do. Well some do but not all.
What is the name of the animal that runs on water?
Green Basilisks
How much basilisks cost?
1000 bux . i saw 1 on ebay.
Why are the basilisk lizards endangered?
Basilisks are mythical creatures. They don't exist so no they aren't endangered. There is a lizard called a Common basilisk from Central and South America and it is not endangered.
What eat anole lizards?
Birds, wild cats, larger reptiles...
