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What do you guys think? The forth one is squinched behind that coconut shell, and i couldn't get him in =|

Hm, i guess i made the link wrong? Here it is again:

they look like they are gonna be RED when they mature! funny how they all have that same boared expression on their faces, lol.
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1.1 Western redback chuckwallas(philbert & unnamed)
5 green sunfish
Striped raphale catfish
Common Plecaustomouse
3 coyfish
0.1.1-sandiego gopher snakes
1.3-coturnix quail
0.1-cockatiel( R.I.P)ironic she was named casper...
1.1(fixed) cats-eddie/buzz
Where the heck would a cali. kingsnake run off to?!?!?!

Thanks for that compliment! Well, what would you recommend as another "toy" for them? I have rocks, branches for them to go over, but any suggestions i might add in that you have found to ammuse yours?

mine always like a network of branches high in the cage, and they would hang by their tails etc...
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1.1 Western redback chuckwallas(philbert & unnamed)
5 green sunfish
Striped raphale catfish
Common Plecaustomouse
3 coyfish
0.1.1-sandiego gopher snakes
1.3-coturnix quail
0.1-cockatiel( R.I.P)ironic she was named casper...
1.1(fixed) cats-eddie/buzz
Where the heck would a cali. kingsnake run off to?!?!?!

This is the first time my big alligator lizards have done this, so i'll try and explain it. I had an alligator lizard bite his comrade for no reason why today! I saw the whole thing: The big red one *Named 007* Was just basking peacfully under his lamp, while this smaller black one *Lizzy* tasted him a few times, then gave him a few good chomps all over. At first, 007 was like, "WTF?!?" and was surprised but didnt' do anything. BUt when Lizzy bit his arm *it didnt' bleed* 007 jumped and they both fell off the log (LOLOLOL =P). I have never seen them bite each other before for no reason why for as long as i have had them.

If your big guy is a male, he may be biting the other one as a prelude to mating it's a female or trying to fend off a rival if it's a male. I've usually only seen this type of behavior during spring, by early summer eveything seems to settle down.

-Alice