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Basilisk: (All Basilisk species.) More >> |
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Beaded Lizard: The beaded lizard is one of two dangerously venomous lizard species in the world, so extreme caution must apply whenever dealing with them in captivity. The beaded lizard is an animal to admire from a safe distance, not one to handle casually. More >> |
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Bearded Dragon: Young hatchlings can be housed in an aquarium fitted with a screen cover and a 30- to 50-watt spotlight over a basking area at one end of the cage. Arrange rocks and branches to provide several basking levels. More >> |
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Bibron's Gecko: This hardy wall crawler is simple to keep if a few basic criteria are supplied in its enclosure. Being nocturnal, Bibron’s geckos spend the majority of each day secreted out of sight in a favorite hiding place. These can be crevices between layers of rock, or between slabs of bark. More >> |
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Black and White Tegu: These powerful, terrestrial predators shelter in burrows after being active by day. The black and white tegu, or Argentine tegu, emerges with the warming sun and actively prowls its territory in search of any small animals that it’s capable of catching and devouring. More >> |
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Black Rough-Necked Monitor: Black rough-necked monitors are extremely arboreal and will benefit from a tall cage and numerous branches mounted both horizontally and vertically. Hide boxes and retreats are also needed. More >> |
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Blue-Tongued Skink: For a member of the skink family, blue-tongued skinks are among the best suited for lives in captivity for several reasons. Being relatively slow-moving, they’re not as difficult to handle compared to most of the slender skink species. More >> |
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Brown Anole: The brown anole is mainly terrestrial, but it frequently climbs trees and vegetation. The brown anole’s cage should feature at least one higher promontory point from which the brown anole can survey the cage floor and also bask close to a heat lamp. More >> |
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Brown Basilisk (Striped or Common): A swift, agile runner, the brown basilisk relies on lightning fast bursts of speed to attack and surprise its prey. Small lizards and invertebrates make up the bulk of its diet. Most food items are seized in jaws and swallowed whole after being subdued by several bites. More >> |
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