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#2268953 Jose_michele View Profile	Horned lizards please someone help me i have two horned lizards that me and my husband found but they are starting to fight and im not sure if they are mating or really fighting can someone please tell me an easy way to tell what gender they are i cant seem to figure it out from the advice off the internet if need be i will post pictures of them.
06/05/12  11:51pm
#2268954 KrazyKelli View Profile	Message To: Jose_michele   In reference to Message Id: 2268953  Horned lizards That’s an easy fix. Separate them. Most lizards are territorial as a whole and don’t like to be crammed into a small tank with one another. If they’re wild-caught from outside, release one when the temps are good near an area with plenty of hiding places (like rock crevasses or branches). And remember that out of all lizards you can own, horned lizards are one of the hardest to keep alive in captivity. This has to do their diet (which is primarily harvester ants), stress, and general incorrect husbandry over all.
06/06/12  12:02am
#2269771 Shaddai View Profile	Message To: KrazyKelli   In reference to Message Id: 2268954  Horned lizards do you know much about horned lizards because i could really use your help?
06/12/12  04:00pm
#2270021 Kelso reptiles View Profile	Message To: KrazyKelli   In reference to Message Id: 2268954  Horned lizards yes krazykelli is right you need to seperate them or let one go because its past their breeding time even though some have been known to breed this time of the year. it is most likly that they are both males and as with most other lizards they tend to be more territorial then the females. good luck
06/14/12  05:53pm

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