I've always wanted a pair of texas horned lizards. Their has been quite a few in my area latley and they look very healthy. They always tell me they can survive and thrive on other insects. Is this true, if I new it was and they weren't going to die a few months later I'd jump on them. Anyone know for sure if it is? I can easily start up some ant colonies, but It how would I get the rigt number of ants out? I imagine they need to eat 30-40 ants per day right?



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Snakes

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