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 #1011077


CysGurl
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 Pics of My New Lizard

oh and I don’t have a name anyone have a suggestions




10/05/06  07:59pm

 #1011081


Razeraze
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   Message To: CysGurl   In reference to Message Id: 1011077


 Pics of My New Lizard

he looks good. closer pics would help.
10/05/06  08:01pm

 #1011096


CysGurl
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   Message To: Razeraze   In reference to Message Id: 1011081


 Pics of My New Lizard

she is camera shy..lol
10/05/06  08:07pm

 #1011145


Meee
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   Message To: CysGurl   In reference to Message Id: 1011096


 Pics of My New Lizard

love its pattern. it is a shame she is giving you trouble eating. anyway, i would put her on some dirt asap.



10/05/06  08:41pm

 #1011147


CysGurl
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   Message To: Meee   In reference to Message Id: 1011145


 Pics of My New Lizard

do they have to be on dirt?
10/05/06  08:43pm

 #1011172


Marshall92
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   Message To: CysGurl   In reference to Message Id: 1011147


 Pics of My New Lizard

yes.
10/05/06  09:01pm

 #1011191


CysGurl
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   Message To: Marshall92   In reference to Message Id: 1011172


 Pics of My New Lizard

sorry I am new to this type of lizard! why do they have to be on dirt
10/05/06  09:16pm

 #1011221


Meee
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   Message To: CysGurl   In reference to Message Id: 1011191


 Pics of My New Lizard

so they can dig otherwise, they will become stressed and possibly obese (digging = exercise) they dog for food and homes in the wild.
10/05/06  09:32pm

 #1011368


CysGurl
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   Message To: Meee   In reference to Message Id: 1011145


 Pics of My New Lizard

before i forget I got her to eat some monitor food and one pinky today
10/05/06  11:13pm

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Krusty
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   Message To: CysGurl   In reference to Message Id: 1011368


 Pics of My New Lizard

Dirt acts to increase humidity (they can burrow to "hydroregulate"), thermoregulate (get out of the heat), for shelters/security and for an activity to do all day long. For a gravid female it is mandatory for her to deposit her eggs.
10/06/06  07:24pm


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