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if it is, delete me. though i could really use this to my advantage.
I have looked everywhere for a male black collared. I live in Mississippi and am having zero luck unless I get a caught/captured male, which is not what i need.
Lilly has been in heat about two weeks and I really, really want to get her a male before she gets out of thhat state. so if anyone has any for sale, Please, please, please e-mail me.
any colors are good, though I like the yellow-greenish colors best.
I may be able to help you out.
John Eddington
I'm just a curious reader, don't know if black collared refers to the color of the collar, or if there is some collared lizard that I don't know about that's all black (that would be cool).
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1.3 Collared Lizards
90 Gal Aquarium
Minneapolis, MN
as there really is no such thing. I can only assume this person is referring to the "Baja Black Collared Lizard", known better as simply the Baja California Collared Lizard, or Crotaphytus vestigium.
Brock
....seem to use that term as the common name for my old nemesis, the "Mojave Black Collared Lizard" C. bicinctores, also.
DC
I have seen this term used many times in magazine articles, books, etc.
If I'm wrong, I can't help him LOL. I just have the yellow/green portion of his question. ;P (with the black collars).
John
You have everybody wondering, what the heck you talking about, can you fill us in buddy ? Thank you :0) Eve
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