I see the head waggling in Phelsuma a lot. It is just one of their
territoriality/mating behaviors. Usually the head waggling is
accompanied by vocalizations.
Julie B.
JCLoucek wrote:
I can't recall seeing strictly head bobbing, but I have observed
distinct body language of a "jerking" nature in some phelsuma that
could obviously be tracked back to territoriality.
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Subject: RE: [gecko]Head bobbing
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 07:44:00 -0400
A question arose on a chameleon list refering to head bobbing in
lizards.
Has anyone noted this behavior in geckos?
I can't recall seeing it ever.
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