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RE: SWIFT ID

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Posted by: sallie_keeper at Sat Apr 2 02:25:56 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by sallie_keeper ]  
   

location is not a help.. I am in Oregon. I did find out that this lizard was dumped by a petshop that closed.. It was left out in the trash and was picked up by herp friend that wanted the tank.. The swift is doing great.. It is a male, slightly blue/green color on him.. Not a bright as a emerald swift. No collar around neck..

I do have a UV light over him so I hope the light will help his colors come out.. He is in a somewhat dry setup.. dry bed-a-beast.. With temps around 85 on hot side.. He is very active, so I am assuming the temps are hot enough..would be sluggish if too cool...right?? And he eats great... I would still like to ID him, even if so I can use him in educational displays... To show how wonderful these little lizards can be...and that they are NOT TRASH...

Any info would be great.. Any websites that have good picture database I can search??

thanks again,

Billie
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