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breeding kingii?

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Posted by: spyiii at Sun Apr 4 12:54:49 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by spyiii ]  
   

Does anyone know when these lizards breed?

How do you tell males from feamles? Do males have broader heads than females?

I have had what I think is a female since last spring, just took her out of brumation following the weather cycles of where she was collected.

I am going back to the area in a week or so, and would like to get a male and try for eggs.

I still think it may be a young lizard about 4-5 inches s/v and about a 4 inch regrown tail.

Will females lay eggs without mating if they are in brumation?

Not enough information on these lizards.


   

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