Thank you.

Posted by Lyn on June 05, 2002 at 08:02:21:

In Reply to: Re: What dangers do Desert Horned Lizards face in the Wild? posted by Lester G. Milroy III on June 04, 2002 at 09:34:50:

I will watch for the dog/bird noises and try to limit their outdoor time to more quieter times. The beardies seemed much more stressed by the noises than the HLs did. I didn't have them together of course. The HLs seemed more interested in establishing a heirarchy in their new territory and sprawling out on the rocks. They liked the one rock so much I moved it into their inside enclosure and placed it under their basking lamp. It's a large flat one that all 4 can fit comfortably on. Thanks again!

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