I have observed these guys in the wild: they are big range, fast running
lizards in the wild. A terrarium situation does not seem right for them.
Julie B.
Catriona Lindsay wrote:
I have not kept collards myself, but from what I know about
them is that collard lizards in the U.S. are
I had a pair for nearly 11 years; they are a little demanding. They need *a
lot* of room [I had mine in a75 long), high heat with a slightly cooler end,
and a variety of foods. Believe it or not, mine loved dandelion flowers.
They also take crickets, smaller lizards and live pinks, if you can
Why are Collared Lizards no good pets? I know a handful of people keeping and
breeding different forms very succesfully. Only problem is bringing the
worminfested dehydrated wild ones back in shape.
Every animal is breedable if one fulfills its ecological and social
requirements.
Greetings
Thanks Elizabeth, I am glad my hometown area is starting to be a good
gecko community!
Julie B.
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Good Job Julie!
I hope those GGA applications find their way to Membership Sec Leann!
Elizabeth
In an email dated 1/8/2005 4:22:39 pm GMT Daylight time, Julie Bergman
Went, it was great, saw Julie, got some really cute herp shirts for my son
due in October.
As for the wild caught issue, yes they are there, and no, I don't think that
is a bad thing. The only Uroplatus that were there were wild caught, but
tell me one place you've seen U. lineatus captive
Good Job Julie!
I hope those GGA applications find their way to Membership Sec Leann!
Elizabeth
In an email dated 1/8/2005 4:22:39 pm GMT Daylight time, Julie Bergman [EMAIL
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Hi Jared,
Jared Morris wrote:
Went, it was great, saw Julie, got some really cute herp shirts for
I went last year, and while I won't argue about it being a good show,
because it is, I would argue the responsible vendor part--though
it's billed as a captive-bred only show, two of the biggest vendors
(LLL Reptile and Reptile Depot) had a lot of wild-caught animals for
sale. And, yes, I
Hey Gexers,
It is that time of year again where I make my pitch for probably the
best show in California and the West Coast! The reasons why are the
promoter really cares about the quality of the reptiles and amphibians
at the show, will allow only cb, only invites responsible vendors with
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