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 #2091598


Busch83
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 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

My enclosure:
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu306/Firethorn8391/Enclosure01.jpg
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu306/Firethorn8391/MistedNonflash.jpg
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu306/Firethorn8391/LongViewNF.jpg

Green Anole- got three but only the dom male was up for a photo
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu306/Firethorn8391/Crippy.jpg

E. Fence Lizards - great pets, very active
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu306/Firethorn8391/FenceInHand.jpg
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/uu306/Firethorn8391/FenceOnWall.jpg
11/03/09  05:43pm

 #2091767


Jared T
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   Message To: Busch83   In reference to Message Id: 2091598


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

I’m gonna help Busch out! Again, these are not my pictures!

My enclosure:





Green Anole- got three but only the dom male was up for a photo



E. Fence Lizards - great pets, very active




11/04/09  12:35am

 #2091768


Jared T
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   Message To: Busch83   In reference to Message Id: 2091598


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

Awesome Eastern Fence Lizards BTW!
11/04/09  12:36am

 #2091871


Busch83
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   Message To: Jared T   In reference to Message Id: 2091768


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

Thanks. I was feeling to lazy to resize them
11/04/09  11:41am

 #2092074


Jared T
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   Message To: Busch83   In reference to Message Id: 2091871


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

I didn’t resize them. RepticZone did!

All you have to do is click the ’image’ button, then paste your link to the image, then click the image button again.

The button is found right above the box that you type your message into.

..in case you didn’t know..
11/04/09  07:44pm

 #2092262


Busch83
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   Message To: Jared T   In reference to Message Id: 2092074


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

Nope hadnt a clue. Thanks again.
11/05/09  10:21am

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   Message To: Jared T   In reference to Message Id: 2091767


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

I just went to the store and they had Norefolk pine trees for sale, I bought one and in it was a yung Fenci (about 2in long currently) So i gave it to my Daughter, she wants to keep it and now asked for a nice cage for it for Christmas. She has a couple questions though and we were hopeing we could get help here. Heres her list lol. 1. How fast do they grow?, 2. Do they go good with other lizards there size? and if so what kind to buy? 3. are there any other reptiles that can go in the cage like frogs? besides the cage My Wife and I went out and got her a cage for the crickets and some cricket food as well as some powder to put on the crickets. I dont think the littel fella has seen food in long time becuase she at her weight with two of them right away. is there anything else she will need that cant wait till Christmas? Thanks and were (my daughter and me)are looking forward to being contributing members here.
11/14/09  08:08pm

 #2095586


Busch83
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   Message To: Raw7   In reference to Message Id: 2095389


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

my fence lizards share an enclosure with three green anoles all of which are the same size. Both of the fence lizards are female though so im not sure if a male would be hostile toward other lizards since i know they are territorial to other males of the species. Ive kept fencies of smaller size and while they are not all that demanding id be careful of how high the humidity stays as consistently higher(beyond 80% for me, I try to keep it around 70-75) levels seem to kill them, not a lesson to learn the way i did. A basking spot, misting, and food every 2 days or so seems to keep them happy. As a treat i used to feed mine flightless fruit flies which they love but are small enough to fit through screen and can climb glass so dont throw more in then they will eat considering you’ll see them outside of the cage later.

O and another creature that seems to do fine with fencies are gray tree frogs provided they are a bit smaller then the lizard. All of mine were wild caught from the same area as the fencies and while they hide most of the day they made a welcome addition to my enclosure.



11/15/09  12:18pm

 #2095798


Jared T
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   Message To: Raw7   In reference to Message Id: 2095389


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

Other lizards may seem to be fine if they don’t fight. But within the enclosure which we don’t see much is that stress does occur. and stress is some times fatal.

In my opinion, I try my best to not house different species together.

I feed my lizards everyday during spring, summer, and fall. During winter they hence the cold and begin to hibernate. Which means, less appetite, and less feeding.

If this happens to your lizards do not stress over it. Because they will not listen to you. All they’ll do is continue to hibernate till they feel the time is right to come out.

You need a UVA/UVB bulb. If you read some of the previous topics, you’ll learn everything.
11/15/09  11:21pm

 #2095884


Busch83
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   Message To: Jared T   In reference to Message Id: 2095798


 Lizards & Enclosure - photo links

I would agree with jared. Although my animals do not seem stressed this may be a fluke.



11/16/09  11:59am


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