Re: How are their temperments

Posted by HD on March 02, 2002 at 11:58:39:

In Reply to: That's really neat HD! How are their temperments? Are they able to be posted by JNelson on March 02, 2002 at 11:27:20:

I don't handle mine, if I can help it. They're very quick and scare easily too, but I have seen other people handle theirs. I guess if you handle them from a hatchling all the time, they'd get some what use to you. Mine are just for viewing and studying.
They require a very high UVB to be healthy and active. They also have to have a varity of insects in their diet too ( spiders, ants, moths, etc..and of course crix)
HD

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