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Introduction to 5 beginner-level pet lizards

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Now more and more people like to raise lizards, today to introduce you to 5 kinds of novice entry-level pet lizards.

1. Maned lion lizard

Introduction to 5 beginner-level pet lizards

The maned lion lizard is very good to raise and should be regarded as an entry level for raising reptile pets.

Features: Simple feeding, easy to clean, mild personality, long life.

Feeding: The larvae are fed insects and green vegetables twice a day

Sub-adults and adults can be fed insects and vegetables once a day

The best insects are crickets, Dobia cockroaches and so on

The best vegetables are oil wheat vegetables, lettuce leaves, etc

It should be noted that the length of insects should not be too long, and vegetables must be cut to an edible size.

At the same time, it can also increase some calcium powder, vitamin powder and other minerals

Environment: The temperature is about 35 to 40 degrees Celsius, and about 30 degrees at night

In terms of bedding, corn cobs are the best, and sand climbing is also possible

For juvenile maned lion lizards can use newspaper pads, preferably without climbing sand, to avoid accidental ingestion

Adults can be used to climb sand

2. Green maned lizard

Introduction to 5 beginner-level pet lizards

Green iguana is more popular in the United States, and the generally raised green maned lizard is called Green Iguana, which is what we often call GI.

Features: easy to raise, non-sticky, vegetarian, arboreal type.

Feeding: Basically all vegetable plants and flowers and leaves can be fed

But be sure to pay attention to the diversity and nutrition of food.

Also pay attention to calcium and vitamin supplementation

Environment: Be sure to give the green maned lizard enough sunlight

The temperature is controlled around 32 degrees during the day and about 25-28 degrees at night

As the green-maned lion grows up, it will become more and more like to climb, and its already larger size will also get bigger

So try to put as many trunks as possible in the feeding box for climbing

The second is that your feeding box must be large enough

3. Leopard pattern shougong

Introduction to 5 beginner-level pet lizards

The leopard-print shougong is native to the surrounding areas such as India and Pakistan, and the most distinctive feature of this family is that it has eyelids that are not commonly found in the shogunate.

Features: easy to raise, beautiful appearance, small size, cheaper price

Feeding: General crickets, cockroaches, barley worms and other insects can be used

The most important thing when feeding is not what to eat, but how to feed

Be sure to pay attention to mastering the amount and time

Environment: Leopard print palace requirements for the environment are not so high

The temperature is controlled from 26 to 32 degrees

Provide objects in the enclosure that it can hide and dodge

4. Blue-tongued dragon

Introduction to 5 beginner-level pet lizards

As the name suggests, this is a lizard with a blue tongue, mainly found in Australia.

Features: Easy to raise, witty appearance, lively and docile personality, very long life.

Feeding: Blue-tongued dragons are omnivorous lizards

Generally reptiles can eat plants and animals, but also eat some soft fruits

In particular, dead insects and mice can be eaten without feeding bait

Regular calcium supplementation is also required

Environment: In addition to the feeding requirements are not very high

Blue-tongued dragons also have no requirements for the environment

The temperature is controlled around 28 degrees during the day and around 23 degrees at night

5. High-crowned chameleon

Introduction to 5 beginner-level pet lizards

The high-crowned chameleon gets its name from its towering meat crown, which is the most well-known species among chameleons.

Features: Entry-level chameleon, arboreal type, female lifespan is shorter than males

Feeding: Unlike other chameleons, the high-crested chameleon is an omnivorous reptile

In addition to the insects that are generally raised, they also eat some plants, flowers, leaves, fruits, etc

Special attention needs to be paid to the fact that when feeding water, due to the high-crowned chameleon does not drink "stagnant water"

Water supply needs to be fed in the form of rain, fog, and dripping water.

Environment: The temperature is controlled at 28 to 32 degrees during the day, and it can be maintained at 22 to 26 degrees at night

Since it is an arboreal type, some tall branches need to be placed in the feeding box

It is best to keep them alone, as the high-crested chameleon has a strong territorial nature

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