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RE: New to lizards

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Posted by: Paradon at Wed Apr 8 21:26:15 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Paradon ]  
   

Actually, the Egyptian Uromastyx don't like insects they are vegetarian unlike other Uro. But to get back on topic, yeah a blue tongue skink would be a very good choice. If you get one, get a Northern BTS. They are surely captive bred since Australia do not allow reptiles and animals to be exported from there. If get an Indonesian BTS, it is most likely wild caught.


   

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