In the November Reptile mag there is an article on Leopard Lizards. They talk about their voracous appetite and even have 1 paragraph detailing them eating Phrynosomas, most often babies,
of Platyrhinos and Coronatum species. Interesting.
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Hornedboa
Oct 17, 2005 11:50 AM
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reptoman
Oct 17, 2005 04:13 PM
Has been known for a long time, since they are mostly found in Desert terrain they probably are known to go after the Desert HOrned lizards, but I think they would eat any horned lizard small enough with small enopugh spines to devour. Obviously they are lizard eaters.........There are other Collared lizards as well. Vetigium are lizard eaters.......
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Ciddian
Oct 17, 2005 05:28 PM
That is very interesting! i'll have to bring that up with a beardie breeder friend of mine.
I was always interested in those Shrikes that hunt the HL's... i dont know if that is everywhere but those birds always fasinated me a bit. Kinda how i first found out about HL's lol
They look a bit like our kingfishers...so i found that really neat. I think the show i saw was on discovery.
Ciddian
Oct 17, 2005 05:34 PM
Beardie? What am i thinking? O_o ment leo lol
Ryan-reptilian
Oct 18, 2005 03:25 AM
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reptoman
Oct 18, 2005 10:06 AM
You may still get some through Desert Reptiles, he had some captive borns awhile back, and I think MArc Lucas had some as well. YOu might check on the Collared Forum as well and ask the question.....Cheers!!
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