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RE: Long Tailed Grass Lizards

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Posted by: jethrotull1969 at Sun Jul 18 22:28:30 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jethrotull1969 ]  
   

grass lizards can be cared for much like your average anole-
they are very aborreal, and will love a real plant or two with plenty to climb be it real or fake theyre diurnal and love to bask and i also use uvb. they lick water from leaves so at least a daily misting is in order. they can be quick but in my experience tend to chill out once you pickthem up and can be as personable as you could hope for in a small lizard like this. they are alot of fun and very hardy. i have noticed they will burrow under certain circumstances so a thick layer of some inviting substrate would probably be a good idea


   

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