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Crevice spiny tailed lizards.

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Posted by: grannyK at Tue Aug 11 16:56:41 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by grannyK ]  
   

I have just aquired a supposside pair of crevice spiny tailes.
Does anyone here know how to tell the sex of them. I'm pretty
sure one is a male fence lizard. One is larger & has dark bars or stripes on the tail. The other is smally, has two blue strips on its belly. It also puffs its chin (or beard) out when frightened,plus its "bitey" The other one will calm down & let me pet its head & seems to enjoy it. It will wrap its feet around my finger & act quite calm & comfortable. Can anyone help me? Thank you!

   

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