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Lizard Facts
- Skin: The skin of some lizards is thin, like a chameleon. Some thick, like a bearded dragon.
- Diet: Some lizards are strict vegetarians, some are carnivores. Some, like Tegus, are omnivores. <ref>reptilefamily.com: [http://www.rept...
- Small Lizards: A small lizard that is easy to care for is a leopard gecko.
- Medium Lizards: A bearded dragon is the perfect size lizard for a pet, and the most popular. <ref>draconian.com: [http://www.draconia...
- Larger Lizards: South American Tegus and a smaller Monitor Lizard can get fairly sizeable.
- Really Big Lizard: Savannah Monitors can grow to a huge size. So can Blackthroat Monitors. <ref>youtube.com: [http://www.youtube.co...
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Lizard Overview
Lizards come in a wide variety of sizes, colors, temperaments and food needs. This page will focus primarily on Pet Lizards, not on those in the wild. As most animal hobbyists know, always leave wild animals alone, to thrive in their natural environment.
What is the perfect starter lizard? A bearded dragon or a leopard gecko. greenigsociety.org: [1]
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Small Lizard - Leopard Gecko
An excellent "starter" lizard it the leopard gecko. Its small size enables its owner to maintain a small habitat. It is not as handleable as a bearded dragon - it'd a bit more flighty. The leopard gecko is more of a "look at" than a "handle" lizard, and has very pretty markings. Its skin is bumpy. Due to its small size, the habitat setup, ]]reptile food]], and other requirements are less than other lizards, so it's less expensive to maintain.
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Medium Lizards - Bearded Dragons
This is a mated pair of bearded dragons. The nickname for a bearded dragon is a "beardie." On the left, the female is a flame beardie and her mate an inland bearded dragon.
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Larger Lizard - South American Tegu
The South American Tegu, a red tegu in this picture, grows to a good size. Not as small as the leopard gecko or bearded dragon, not as large as the monitor lizard. It is native to Paraguay. Over 30 species of Tegus found throughout South America.
What do tegus eat? Tegus are omnivores, eating meat plus fruits and vegetables. They like bananas a lot.
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Really Big Lizard - Water Monitor
A water monitor will eventually grow into a very big lizard. This particular lizard, Sam, measuring 6 feet from nose to tail, was featured on Lemony Snicket’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events.”
"We’re not sure who enjoyed working on Lemony Snicket’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events” more, the The Reptile Family or the reptiles themselves!"
victoria_reid added a comment November 15, 2009 07:21 AM| ReportWhen he was on set, Sam got his own director's chair for Lemony Snicket’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events” -
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San Diego Zoo's Animal Bytes: Lizard
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Lizards Blogs
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Big Lizards:Blog:Entry “Wheels of Fire”
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Defending People » Lizards Don't Laugh.
And what's the universal signal that tells us when our lizard brains have handed off to our mammalian and simian brains? It's laughter. According to both the incongruity and relief theories of laughter, the surprise that gets us out ... (November 30, 2009)bennettandbennett.com
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Mahalo Answers for Lizards
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Where can I get a free lizard? 2 AnswersOutside. :p Bluebellies and alligator lizards are common in my part of Cali, dunno what you have around there. Try Petfinder.com, they may have some lizards u... read more -
What's a good kind of lizard to have as a pet? 1 AnswerGood lizards are iguanas, bearded dragons, geckos, skinks. Those are basic beginer lizards for a pet owner who is wanting to become a lizard keeper. These lizar... read more
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Which gecko (or lizard) would you recommend? 2 AnswersMy friend has some bearded dragons, and they are really laid back lizards. I don't know how much it costs to care for them, though. Stay away from Tokay gecko... read more -
What is a worm lizard? 3 Answersharmless wormlike lizard of warm/tropical regions, concealed eyes/ears, short blunt tail read more
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Red South American Tegu
A good sized lizard, the South American Tegu is an omnivore and loves bananas!
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