Care of Lizards

Frilled neck lizards thrive in warmer areas primarily because they are ectothermic, meaning they rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. Warmer climates provide the necessary warmth for them to be active and hunt for food, such as insects. Additionally, these environments often have abundant vegetation and shelter, which are essential for their survival. The heat also aids in their distinctive frill display, used for communication and defense.

Australia is home to around 12 lizard families. These families encompass a diverse range of species, including skinks, goannas, and monitors, each adapted to various habitats across the continent. The country's unique environment has contributed to a high level of lizard diversity, with many species found nowhere else in the world.

A cat will like you if u show it love and care for it also you need to be gentle.

If your cat is angry and wont let you hold it or touch it leave it alone just feed it and try talking to it soon enough it will warm up to you

So simple, Love and care the Cat

You have to feed the cat well

Cat's favorite food is fish

a to get a cat to like you buy cat things for him or her

Frist, find him/her fave spot to be petted in. Pet it for a while. Then move your body a little bit colser to the cat.keep petting it.Then wisper to him/her. move colser. ifIt trys to trys to bit you, it means it wants space. once it clams down go and pet it more.

Also cats communicate through their eyes, you can do these actions to them:

wink- trust you/ like you

blink- Trust you

slow blink then wink- the nicest gesture, known as the cat kiss

wide eyed looking up at you- wants you to pet them

Bad gestures, avoid if you receive one of these! :

eyelids pointing to nose narrow eyes starring at you- feels disgusts toward you

just stares at you...-it is trying to rival you out, it may be thinking about a fight.

they live in warm, grass, areas when they were alive

Assuming you mean the giant green iguana (Iguana iguana), anywhere from $500 to $2000, generally, depending on whether you build it yourself entirely (and on the cost of materials), or whether you buy a commercially available enclosure.

Do not get one of the silly mesh or wire cages--they are absolutely useless for iguanas, and will harm your pet. Iguanas must have an insulated cage that can maintain an air temperature of 80F and a humidity around 80%, in order to remain healthy. (Their basking spot should be over 100F).

With recent improvements in the knowledge of proper caging and humidity (low humidity causes dehydration), and improvements to the knowledge of proper diet and temperatures, green iguanas can now live full lifespans in captivity.

sure can! They're not anywhere near endangered and you see them in exotic pet shops every now and then. there isn't much information out there on their care though. but they're temperate and insectivorous as well. they are very active and territorial. probably a 30 gallon or so cage will do with a UV light. keep them with a water bowl and mist them every morning. Ive done extensive research on many species so if you need advice on something email me at dragontamer1992@gmail.com ^^

they drink water.

Tegu's grow to around 4 feet - so a vivarium that size will not last it very long (maybe a year or two) ! As an adult - it would need a vivarium of at least 12 x 4 x 6 !

It means that you need new clothes. It also means good

Yes, Yes you can! I know for a fact that if I feed my bearded dragon too much he gets a big stomach even when he's not flattening himself out. Just think of it this way:

Whatever lizard you have (gecko, iguana, dragon, etc.) remember how they'd eat in the wild. Some days they'd find a lot of worms, but they'd also go without finding ANY crickets on others. No matter how much they beg or how spoiled they are your lizard has a required amount of food that should not be raised or declined. You also have to balance how much meat they get compared to vegetables but that's another question entirely.

Most species of small lizards are insectivores. However, reptiles in captivity require more than just appropriate food and water. They also require controlled (regulated) heat at the correct temperatures for the species, and lizards that are awake during the day require UVB lighting. Reptile keeping, like fish-keeping, requires specialized knowledge to be successful, but can be a fun and rewarding hobby. I do not recommend a wild-caught lizard as a first reptile pet - they are delicate and carry internal parasites.

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by feeling its belly

Dhub lizards specially those from arab desert eats plants only..

For a single thermometer, placement should be in a central location.

Yes, because they are very easy to care 4. make sure if u are going to get 1 make sure u have a vertical tank a water fall kit a little branch for him to climb on and food like crickets, meal worm, waxs worms, hissing cocroches,and pinkys little mice, and fish. if u have cats or a dog make sure u put the cage up high.one time my cat eat mine and she thro it up the next day and it was still alive but it died from waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to much bleeding to go get a Chinese water dragon

If that happens take it to a vet straight away.

It means it a got digestive problems.

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im not sure. but maybe it was the temperature.

no, you are only allowed to exchange reptiles, also u need a permit to keep or handle any Tasmanian reptile, however all species are covered under this permit from the playful blue tongue to the terrifying tiger snake