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RE: Questions for lacerta keepers

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Posted by: Nino at Tue Sep 28 13:49:20 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Nino ]  
   

Absolutely - like all heliophile lizards, Gallotia will thrive best under intense light source (either natural sunlight, or, in room terrariums, powerful metal-halide lamps). Of course, suficient shade areas and dark hideouts are necessary, so lizards can escape bright light and/or heat if they wish so.

   

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