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RE: Eritrean Plated Lizard - new info on old question... and new ?s

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Posted by: ingo at Fri Oct 31 01:09:49 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ingo ]  
   

Hi,

in adults you see much more pronounced femoral pores in males. Also females are of a darker colour-but that is obvious only, if your animals are from the very same area.
To my opinion, 40 g is way too small. These lizards need space to move. Otherwise this species tends to become extremely immobile and obese. To my opinion a ground space of 4 x 3 ft is about the very least for a pair of G. major.

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Ingo

   

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