Oscar Jones from Monroeville, Alabama on May 11, 2017: I want chuckwalla (very plain lizards but I like them), green iguana, rhinoceros iguana, and black-throated monitor.īut you forgot the great girdled lizard! The "dragonest" animal on Earth! I've never owned a lizard, only snakes, but I really want some in the future. Since I'm not sure how much the heating + extra cooling would cost I couldn't budget it in, and I don't do things if I can't budget them in.įrida Nyberg from Sweden on June 01, 2017: Unfortunately, I already pay a substantial sum to cool my apartment to a reasonable temperature in the summer, and having a tank heated to the degree a crocodile skink needs would probably make my electric bill even worse. In fact, I very seriously considered getting a crocodile skink a few months ago. I've heard of all of these except the dragonface pipefish, and several (of the reptiles I like animals you can handle) are high on the list of reptiles I want if I ever get reptiles. I think this is still my favorite of all the lists you've compiled. I was wondering how much a Crocodile Skink and a Dragon Eel is ?Įxcuse me but I just adore the crocodile skink I just want to know how much is it Along with 3 whites tree frogs and a leopard gecko but all these animals are amazing pets to own and I’ve had great experiences with them! I have 3 crested geckos, a bearded dragon, and 1 (soon to be 2) crocodile skinks. My brother wanted "a pet dragon" for Christmas and I found this sight I hope this is helpful to anyone with uestions on Bearded Dragons! I usually give these pointers at my local pet shops like Kee's Aquarium and Pets (which is where I got my beardie) and Petco. As babies the best substrate for them is actually paper towel and it can stay that way the whole time you have them, but just be prepared to spend more on paper towel than you would on a couple bags of Calci-Sand. It is safe for them because they can digest it easily since it's made from a mineral and it's what I use for my dragon. They also can't have actual sand or pebble/crushed walnut shell as substrate or they will get impacted (which means it will build up in their intestines and possibly kill them) so I recommend Calci-Sand. If two dragons are in a enclosure together they will end up killing each other unless its a 50 gallon breeder with either two females or a male and a female. These dragons need a 40+ gallon tank that is preferably a breeder-type tank(meaning it's short but has more surface area for them to roam around) and are NOT social. I must also warn that they all have unique personalities so my experience can and most likely will be different from others. Babies are easier to kill from food that is too large for them. They carry them as babies and juveniles at pet stores. Beardies can reach 2 feet though, and require a larger habitat as adults. She is very laid back and she loves apples and pumkins in particular. I have a beardie named Daenerys, and I can confirm that bearded dragons are extremely easy to care for. I love em and there look funny that’s what makes them so cute they have a fat build short stubby legs and a large head that’s all for now - SnakejunkieĪrmadillo Lizard also, Very cute and looks like a dragon. I’m quite surprised blue tongue skinks aren’t on here they look like dragons to me at least there a AMAZING pets I have own and still own most of these a red eyed crocodile Skink, and many bearded dragons, Mexican crocodile skink, and many snakes to my friends I’m known as the reptile queen lol but out of over 80 reptiles Blue tongue skinks are my top favorite these lizards get a good 18 in as adults and they are extremely smart for a reptile they are able to be taught trick with patients and they are hilarious they have so much personality because they are so intelligent and they can eat anything from eggs to boiled turkey they can eat practically anything there are known as the garbage disposal because of how many different foods they can eat.
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