SSimsswiSS
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Have a few things lurking in the parsonii enclosures.
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JonRich
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SSimsswiSS
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Not on purpose, but they might serve a purpose.on purpose??
These lizards just like a free meal. Since most the the feeding is free range. Hmmm... gutload the insects to gutload the lizards to gutload the....
JonRich
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lol. We don't have any native lizards here! What kind are they? and are they native?
No fears of parasites?
reptilover
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I would have a parasite fear as well
Is it a skink? And where In earth do u live and how the heck big is ur parsons?
Is it a skink? And where In earth do u live and how the heck big is ur parsons?
JonRich
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exactly me thoughts! lol
Looks like a Skink. But sorta reminds me of a Tegu. But with the mouth ending wayyy past the eyes like that, i donno!
curious to see a size comparisim.
SSimsswiSS
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Yes, Alligator lizard.
reptilover
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Wow lucky.. I live in Washington.. our amphibious wildlife is abundant yet basic.. we have A skink that lives in a spec of the cascade mountains.. great scenery.. terrible herp hunting possibilitys.. I'm in wesstern Wa. Eastern has rattle snakes but who wants to find those demons.. I did have a baby opossim for a pet as a kid... Boring...
JonRich
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Im in NYC! we have ZERO native Lizards. I heard rumors of a non-native release of lizards ( not sure what kind) that have been able to survite the winter and have astablished a population in Queenz NYC. Went out , but couldnt find any.
Note: I went out went out when it was already cold last Fall , they might have went dormant!
Note: I went out went out when it was already cold last Fall , they might have went dormant!
Haha, Alligator lizards are smart little buggers. They can be tamed down if you're determined enough.
Sign that you have a good setup, though, right? If even the wild animals are coming in to hang out 'cause it's nicer than being in the wild?
-Jen
Sign that you have a good setup, though, right? If even the wild animals are coming in to hang out 'cause it's nicer than being in the wild?
-Jen
Motherlode Chameleon
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My Furcifer oustaleti back on the ranch used to make meals out of Alligator Lizards occasionally. He was a WC animal and the size of the Alligator Lizards never slowed him down.
SSimsswiSS
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Have to know the secret parsonii handshake.
JonRich
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Lmaoooo. Members only?!?!?
Solid Snake
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SSimsswiSS
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Here's a feeding video took Sunday, in the Blair witch style. Showing a male. With camera in one hand and grasshopper in other. I was'nt able to remove both back legs before the male shot his tongue. Luckally I had my pruners in pocket to snip off the spikes before going down the hatch. Sunday was crack out the shade cloth and trim the jungle day in my backyard. As the daytime temps rise and days get longer.
The alligator lizard was at about 4' off the ground inside a ficus bush.
The alligator lizard was at about 4' off the ground inside a ficus bush.
Action Jackson
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I have some of those as my clean up crew in my garage. They eat the stay bugs. I haven't seen any in the backyard since the remodel though. I've never seen one up a tree.
JonRich
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Lmaoo. Why the "watch out" list?
