Average Rating Given To This Care Sheet Is 2.50 (1=lowest, 5=highest)Last Updated: 04/07/2007
Main Category:
Lizards
Sub Category:
Collared Lizards
Care Sheet Submitted By:
Justin Goodman
Years Experience:
1 to 2 Years
Species:
Collared lizard
Other Species or Phases this Care Sheet May Cover:
N/A
Sexing and Characteristics:
Male collard lizards are much more colorful than females.
Mostly Active During:
Day
Substrate and Water Needs:
Fine sand or gravel substrate, for there water needs provide a shallow water dish and mist the surfaces of the tank to maintain humidity and water needs.
Lighting and UVB:
Basking light on one side of the cage, and other lights for brightness on the other.
Temperatures and Humidity:
There should be a basking temperature of 100 degrees, and a ambient temperature of 75-90 degrees, with temperatures dropping to 70-85 degrees at night. Collared lizards require a 50-60 percent humidity.
Heating and Equipment:
Provide a place for your collard to hide a rock for it to bask on, and branches for it to climb on.
Caging Provided:
30-40 gallon tanks should work fine.
Diet:
Carnivorous
Description of Diet:
Meal worms, Super worms, Crickets, Pinkie for the larger collards.
Supplements, Nutrition and Usage:
Reptivite
Maintenance:
You should clean the tank about once a week.
Some Words on this Species:
Collared lizards are beautiful and friendly pets to have but require care like any other animal.
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