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Lacertids

Saturday, June 4th, 2011

Many lacertids make excellent pets. They’re easy to feed, have undemanding requirements and are fairly long-lived if cared for properly. One species is recorded to have lived twenty years in captivity.

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Family Xenosauridae – Knob Scaled Lizards

Saturday, May 28th, 2011

The Xenosauridae, or knob scaled lizards, are a small family of four species, three found in Mexico south to Guatamala and one, the Crocodile Lizard (Shinisaurus crocodilurus), found in southern China. They get their common name from the fact that their dorsal (back) region scales are heavily armored with rows of knoblike projections. These lizards occur in moist, semi moist as well as dry scrubland environments.The Chinese Crocodile Lizard is semiaquatic, entering the water to feed on fish and other aquatic organisms. These lizards may grow up to 16 inches in length, including the tail, and are relatively heavy bodied. They have sharp, fang-like, cutting teeth and can inflict a painful wound when they bite. Local Chinese myths say the Crocodile Lizard is venomous, which it isn’t, though its tiny red eyes lend credence to the belief.

All members of this family give birth to live young. They are rarely offered as pets and are subject to international treaties that regulate their trade. Captive-bred and -reared Crocodile Lizards are available from time to time, but their prices remain high.

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Iguana Personalities

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

Like people, iguanas are all different. Some are outgoing and enjoy the company of humans, others do not. There is, unfortunately, no simple way to predict how an iguana will turn out, but it is better to avoid any babies that appear nervous.

Males are generally more aggressive than females, but males can still make excellent pets. Iguanas are generally not aggressive toward humans, but may occasionally display aggression toward each other.

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Could I Look after an Iguana?

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Think very carefully before taking on the responsibility of owning an iguana.

Can be left unattended for short periods if the owner is away
Can be kept in homes where asthmatics live, because the lack of fur, feathers, and their related dust makes them excellent pets for allergy sufferers.
If properly maintained, are not prone to illness and require less maintenance than a dog or cat.

Could I look after an Iguana?

This is the most important question that you should ask yourself before you buy an iguana. Your animal will ultimately need a large living area and will be relatively expensive to care for. It is very important not to take on a baby iguana if you are unable, or not prepared, to look after it for its entire life. Zoos and animal rescue centers are burdened with many iguanas whose owners simply cannot cope with them when they get too large.

Remember, a baby iguana may cost no more than $10 to purchase, but the equipment you will need to house and care for it properly may cost an additional $400.

With proper care, green iguanas can live 10 to 15 years in captivity. Over the last few years, much has been learned about the requirements of these animals and there have been great advances in equipment and products available for maintaining them. This is likely to prolong life expectancy.

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Defensive Mechanisms of Iganuas

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

An escape mechanism of the wily Iguana is that the tail can come off the animal in cases of extreme stress. Many Iguanas when examined will be noted that they are missing tails or portions of tails. From time to time it has occurred that accidentally owners of their pets have accidentally stepped on the tails of the brood, with the animal startled , leaving its tail behind and running off.

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Green Iguana Live in a Large Cage Outddors, Eating, Feed – Video – quite sharp, and is snapped in the air as a defense mechanism. The tail can also break off if caught by a predator, but grows back without permanant damage. Green iguana skin is very water resistant, and tough to avoid cuts …

If cornered or trapped an Iganua may bite , leavinga very clean cut , or will use its tail almost as a whip, leaving a nasty welt. Claws seem to be only for holding or grasping food or climbing not for personal defence. Iganuas can be said to be “climbers by instinct”, meaning that they are more apt to go up than down. This is not unlike cats who once having scaled a tall tree are unable to come down , and need assistance from perhaps a stranger or even the professionals from the local fire depatrment. Owners of Iganuas must be careful . If their pets bolt out an unlocked door they may quickly scale the nearest tree , never to be found again , and to freeze in colder climates and seasons.

Iguana Taming & Training | Pet Savvy Online – When you are researching how to properly perform iguana taming be sure that you pay particular attention to how to approach your iguana also because trying to grab your iguana from the back will instinctively trigger defense mechanisms …

Interesting Informations About The Baby Green Iguana – One of their defense mechanisms is their tail which is obviously sharp and is snapped high into the air when danger is sensed. Once a predator gets the chance to grab the tail, it grows again without any damage at all. …

Green Iguana Taming And Training – Another very important issue in green iguana taming is that you never grab your iguana by its tail because it will break right off in your hand. An iguana doesn’t have many defense mechanisms and the tail breaking off, …

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Family Pet Corner: 4 Foot Iguana – Their long tail is also quite sharp, and is snapped in the air as a defense mechanism. The tail can also break off if caught by a predator, but grows back without permanent damage. Green iguana skin is very water resistant, …

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Up and Down Movements

Wednesday, December 31st, 2008

Unique to Australia and New Guinea is a family known as “scaly-footed lizards” . the Pygopodidae . They are characterized as being “limbless” , that is except for a pair of flaps near the “vent”. They lack eyelids and the ear may be said to be either exposed or hidden.

Basilliscus basilliscus , a yard long iguanid , from Columbia and Central America is capable of running over water. Young specimens were once sold simply as pets . The crests are commonly sexually dimorphic , in these genus , giving the males the larger size crests.

In moving underground a lizard may employ one of several methods, the most common being a corkscrew like method use of the head and neck, literally pushing its way through the soil. In some the head moves up and down , while the body pushes the creature forward.

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Food Preferences of Adult Iganua Lizards

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

The juvenile Iguana is mainly insectivorous. Its diet in captivity consists mainly of insects – such as mealworms and crickets. Vegetables and fruits are often accepted as well. Although the adult Iguana is mainly and generally a herbivore , it sometimes accepts poultry – chicken or turkey , fish and even beef. Interestingly enough insects are rarely consumed by adult Iguanas.

It is a misconception that an Iguana can thrive on a diet of lettuce , tomatoes and mealworms. To ensure that the Iguana’s appetite maintains sparked , it is most important that the lizard’s diet be changed , rotated and even diversified from day to day , week to week and month to month. Many Iguanas have been observed to partake and even thrive on a wide variety of foods such as green , yellow and baked beans, collard greens; grated carrots, cabbage, melons, apples , bananas and of course the old standbys mealworms in the case of juvenile Iguanas.

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Leopard Gecko History and Introduction

Wednesday, July 16th, 2008

Leopard Geckos were the first lizards to be commercially produced on a large scale for both scientific research and the pet trade. Thousands were produced every year in the North American – United States , Canadian and European markets both for the pet , scientific and garden trades both for pets , scientific purposes and garden trade – both for pets , scientific and pest control in the garden and in landscaping.

The popularity of the leopard gecko as a pet is well deserved. Few lizards or Praying Mantis are as easy to propagate, For the money , a few lizards or Mantis can match the unique beauty of this lizard plus its relatively docile personality.

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