You can feed your wild lizard pinkies, or newborn mice. You can find pinkies at any exotic animal location.
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∙ 15y agoYou can feed your wild lizard fruits, vegetables, and small fish as additional food sources besides bugs. It's important to research the specific dietary requirements of the lizard species to ensure it receives a balanced diet in captivity.
mostly bugs, i think...................................................................................................................................................Mockingbirds mainly eat berries, small insects, and seedsHope this helped :)They eat insects, occasionally a lizard, and berries and fruitsThe mockingbird is omnivorous. About half its diet consists of beetles, ants, bees, wasps, and grasshoppers, but it will also eat earth worms and maybe even a small lizard. In the city they'll follow lawnmowers to get the bugs that get stirred up. The also eat berries.I feed my mockers organic blueberries and chopped grapes.Mockingbirds feed on insects in the breeding season, which is spring and early summer, and then in the fall and winter they feed mostly on berries and other fruits. They raise their offspring almost entirely on insects and worms.bugs insects and plantsinsects
Yes, kinkajous primarily feed on fruit, but they may also consume insects such as ants or termites as part of their diet. Insects provide essential nutrients and proteins that help supplement their fruit-based diet in the wild.
Ball pythons typically do not eat lizards in the wild nor in captivity as part of their diet. While they may consume small lizards if given the opportunity, it is not recommended to feed them lizards regularly as it may not provide the proper nutrition they require. It's best to feed them a diet of appropriately sized rodents.
:)swamp+egg= lizard i'm sure
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They eat any type of fish that they can catch!
Bali Mynahs in the wild eat mostly fruits & bugs. In captivity they eat birdseed, meat, eggs, fish, fruits, bugs etc.
They feed on seeds and shoots and bugs.
It depends on what kind of lizard it is, but most lizards are carnivorous. Unless it is an iguana you can first try crickets, and if that doesnt work, try mice.
To be honest, I would put it back. Without knowing exactly what species the lizard is, it is difficult to impossible to know exactly what you should feed it. In additon, wild lizards are acclimated to the wild and will rarely adapt well to an indoor environment. It's not going to make a good pet.
You've got some research to do, huh? I know, and so will you once you actually read a care sheet or two. By the way, there's no such thing as a "Blue Tongue Lizard". There is, however, a Blue-Tongued Skink.
in the wild,most of there prey is bugs which fall into the water. when i feed mine bugs,she will grab onto them,and if theer to big to swallow,she drags em under water and shakes/ bites them apart
Different lizard species have different lifespans.
I would not feed wild rabbits because they could possibly keep coming back to you and start nesting around your house. However, they are not harmful and appeal to some as 'cute' and 'fuzzy' so no harm would be done. And, do not feed them anything besides vegetables and fruits due to allergies they could have.
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