0
What else can I help you with?
Related Questions
What are the enemies of an armadillo lizard?
banannas
Do you own a armadillo lizard?
yes
Were does the armadillo lizard live?
kiol
How do the armadillo lizard get their food?
it grabs it...
Is a armadillo lizard a herbivore?
yes
Does the armadillo lizard it burrow or hibernate?
hibernate
What are the armadillo lizard's instincts?
An armadillo lizard has the instincts to protect and feed itself. They will run or hide when threatened, and they instinctively know how to find and catch bugs.
Where is the habitat of the armadillo lizard?
The southern tip of Africa.
Does armadillo is a small lizard?
dear friend! Armadillo is not a lizard, it is a specie of pingoleon. its size ranges to 1ft to 3ft. it is not small but also not much long. it is also a mammal.
Do armadillo lizards roll?
yes this lizard is named after the armidillo for its ability to roll up in a ball and looks slightly like an armadillo
What does a desert armadillo lizard eat?
Mostly bugs,and you can feed them cat food
Can you keep an armadillo lizard in a warm humid climate?
Yes it can if it had the esential things
Trending Questions
Where can you get cheap baby pet turtles in your area?
Do gavials or gharials sleep in water?
What is a snake respiration rate?
What are the notes of snake charmer letters?
Types of tortoises?
What is a dahong palay?
What type of slider turtle can you keep as a pet?
What is the definition of the word Chimara?
Where can garter belts be purchased?
What eats the green iguana?
How many different colors are there in the mamba species?
What is the length of the reticulated python?
How much for a for a boa constrictor?
Does a chameleon have to eat bugs?
What kinda snake is this?
What family do crocodiles belong to?
Why is Burmese Pythons endangered?
What are medusas?
What is the differences between snail and turtle?
What is the act of a turtle giving birth called?
Copyright ©2025 Answers.com. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Answers.