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82. Lizards A-C 35. 5.7. RN. Alligator lizards, Our . by Gail Reynolds. 67. 4.2. RH. 24. 8.6. V.bearded dragon in Central Australia, Notes on the Central. by Steve McAlpin. 111115.6.3. http://www.ecouniverse.com/lizarda-c.html

Aeluroscalabotes felinus, In the Spotlight by Jeff Nunan DAC Albino Green Iguanas V. Albino Leopard Geckos by Tim Rainwater V. Albino Leopard Gecko, Marvelous Mutants RN Alligator Lizards, "Our" by Gail Reynolds RH All Predictions are... V. Anoles in the Hawaiian Islands by Sean McKeown RH Amelanism in the Captive-Bred African Fat-Tailed Gecko by Paul Stephens DAC American Chameleons:The Green Anole by Paul Donovan RH Andaman Day Gecko, Phelsuma andamanenis by Jayashree Ratnam DAC Arabian Desert Gecko, Bunopus tuberculatus by Rolf Leptien by Bert Langerwerf RH Argentine Giant Tegus by Bert Langerwerf with Dr. Mark Paris R. Aristelligar georgecnis by Walter Schmidt DAC Aristelliger lar by Robert Powell, Ph.D. DAC Artrellia: Dragon of the Trees, The by Mark K. Bayless R. Asaccus from the United Arab Emirated Geckos by Rolf Leptien DAC R. Australia's Big Skinks: Part One by Patrick Wise J/A 96 RL Banded Geckos, Central American R. Banggai Island Monitor, The V. Bark Gecko, Notes on the DAC Basilisks, Almost by Bob Downing RH Basilisks, An Introduction to by Dick Bartlett R.

83. Inland Bearded Dragons Care We now feed them RepCal bearded dragon food (a dry General Care and Maintenance Ofbearded dragons. NOTE Handling of these lizards is a plus, bearded dragons http://vandivers.com/bdcare.html

Inland Bearded Dragons.... (Pogona vitticeps) Longevity: 7 to 10 years (Good Captive Conditions) Size: up to two feet Behaviors: Beard display: Defensive behavior (primarily by males and more readily during breeding season. Arm waving: Young, often when larger dragons are in sight and during basking, older females, during breeding when males get to aggressive. This behavior is not common in older males unless another more aggressive male is present. Head Bobbing: Aggressive action in males, drastic (usually rapid) up and down head movement. Females and babies do little head bobs usually to get attention before another action such as waving or bowing. Bowing: Up in down motion by females, slow push ups, submissive behavior. Gaping: When basking or in direct sunlight, dragons may gape to cool down. If they have no access to shade you need to move them to a cooler location. Enclosures: Number of animals per enclosure: Bearded dragons can be kept singly or in sexual pairs; also in breeding groups consisting of one male and two or more females. Two males with several females may be kept together in larger enclosures, two basking areas should be provided and still expect some fighting among males during breeding season. The minimum requirements that allow for a good quality of life: Indoor vivaria: 36"Lx16"Wx17"H (may be smaller for a single dragon) but a larger vivarium is preferred.

84. Care University Sagebrush Lizard (Sceloporus graciosus) by Leaping lizards Sagebrush Lizard Agamidsbearded dragon (Pogona) by Melissa Kaplan bearded dragon (Pogona http://www.angelfire.com/fl/sawgrass/care.html

Sawgrass Herpetoligical Society Care sheets When clicking on these links your browser will open in a new window on another web page .. Use your back button to return here ! Geckos African Fat-tailed Gecko (Hemitheconyx caudicunctus) by Heather K. Whittington African Fat-tailed Gecko (Hemitheconyx caudicunctus) by Ron Hatcher African Fat-tailed Gecko (Hemitheconyx caudicunctus) by Unknown African Fat-tailed Gecko (Hemitheconyx caudicunctus) by A1 Reptiles African Fat-tailed Gecko (Hemitheconyx caudicunctus) by Phelsuma Phanatics African Fat-tailed Gecko Egging and Incubation (Hemitheconyx caudicunctus) by Melissa Kaplan Australian Leaf-tailed Gecko (Saltuarius cornutus) by Geordie Torr Banded Gecko (Coleonyx variegatus) by Loyola Marymount University Chameleon Gecko (Carphodactylus laevis) by Geordie Torr Crocodile/Moorish/Wall Gecko (Tarentola mauritanica) by Jim Atchison Crocodile/Moorish/Wall Gecko (Tarentola mauritanica) by Gecko Girl Day Gecko (Phelsuma) by Greg Christenson Day Gecko (Phelsuma) by Leaping Lizards Day Gecko (Phelsuma) by Gecko Girl Day Gecko Species Natural Distribution (Phelsuma) by Leaping Lizards Giant Day Gecko (Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis) by Phelsuma Phanatics Giant Day Gecko (Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis) by Dustin Hirschfeld Giant Day Gecko Breeding (Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis) by David T. Kirkpatrick, Ph.D

85. Bearded Dragon--Pogona Vitticeps Vivarium Systems. *Success With a Reptile Pet bearded dragon MazorligTFH (RD-104). *Agamid lizards Manthey, Schuster 1996 TFH (LR-103). http://www.angelfire.com/me4/pets/beardeddragon.html

Bearded Dragon Pogona Vitticeps Buddy Angry Bearded! Sunshine Map of Beareded home turf. Our Favorite Aussie! The Inland Bearded Dragon or Pogona vitticeps, is one of the most popular pets in the reptile trade today. It originates from various parts of Australia, frequenting the warm sandy deserts of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory. Dragons are very docile, but will sometimes be seen flaring out their beard or bobbing their head to show dominance and interest in breeding. Although they can be costly, beardeds are a wonderful choice for everyone from beginners to long time collectors alike. They are easy to maintain in captivity as long as their basic needs are met. Bearded Dragons are a medium sized lizard obtaining a length of 18" to 24". We think they are as close to a dog as you are going to get, running up to the glass to greet you whenever you enter to room, and seeming to almost enjoy being held. Bearded Dragon -Pogona Vitticeps Origin -Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and the Northern Territory. (All in Central Australia)

86. Ask An Expert About Lizards A Horned lizards, beardeddragon99, A+, 7/18/02, 654 pm. A Horned lizards,Andrew, A+, 7/18/02, 822 pm. Q bearded dragon, Anonymous, 7/17/02, 831pm. http://www.practical-pet-care.com/lizard_forum.php?1761

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89. Care And Feeding Of Bearded Dragons Uromastyx Full grown, these lizards reach approximately one foot, making them a moderate andreasonable size. Both the bearded dragon and the uromastyx are colorful, and http://drexotic.com/care_dragons.htm

Care and Feeding of Iguanas By Christine Hancock Bearded Dragons and Uromastyx The bearded dragon and the uromastyx are recognized as wonderful pets due to their calm, easy to handle, domestic nature. Full grown, these lizards reach approximately one foot, making them a moderate and reasonable size. Both the bearded dragon and the uromastyx are colorful, and can be extremely impressive in a uniquely designed vivarium. These easy to care for animals are becoming one of the top selling lizards in today’s reptile trade. These reptiles are generally ground or rock dwellers, and dig deep tunnels in the wild. Long hot days and nights are spent keeping cool in these tunnels. Some of these reptiles like to climb, and bask in the sunlight on top of branches, fence posts, large rocks and wood. Diet Bearded dragons and uromastyx eat both plant products and insects. Juvenile lizards should be fed crickets, mealworms, wax worms and other various insects at least 3-4 times weekly. Most juvenile lizards favor insects over plant matter. Adult diets include 60-75% of leafy greens, such as mustard greens, collard greens, kale, endive, and spinach. Twenty-five to 40 percent of the plant diet consists of frozen vegetables (peas, carrots, green beans, lima beans), grated carrots, squash, or other such vegetables. Adults should be offered fresh plant matter daily and live foods every 7-10 days. Bearded dragons and uromastyx obtain most of their water intake through the plant products they obtain. It is a good idea to mist them off daily, several times a day for juvenile’s, and soak them weekly. To soak these reptiles, place them in a shallow bowl of lukewarm water for about ten minutes. If you decide to leave a water bowl in the lizard’s cage, be sure to clean it well every few days to prevent bacterial and fungal growth.

90. REPTILE RESOURCES lizards. Varanus komodoensis Photo by Herb Ellerbrock, Pittsburgh HerpetologicalSociety. bearded dragon Pogona barbata factsheet by Prof. http://www.lib.duke.edu/bes/reptiles/lizards.htm

duke libraries catalog databases ask a librarian ... BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES LIBRARY LIZARDS Varanus komodoensis: Photo by Herb Ellerbrock, Pittsburgh Herpetological Society Bearded Dragon Pogona barbata - factsheet by Prof. Kathryn Tosney, Professor of Biology, University of Michigan. Pagona - from an Australian Perspective by Raymond Hoser. Coast Horned Lizard Phrynosoma coronatum - San Diego Natural History Museum Field Guide entry Collared Lizard Crotaphytus collaris - Colorado Herpetological Society factsheet Crocodile Lizard Shinisaurus crocodilurus - Brent Ward's page from Sedgwick County Zoo in Wichita, Kansas Cuban Rock Iguana Cyclura nubila nubila - research report on the most endangered species of lizards cyclura in the world; describes breeding, health, diet, and habitat from the Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species (CRES), authored by Jeff Lemm and Allison Alberts, Ph.D. Fringe-toed Lizards Uma inornata Galapagos Marine Iguana Amblyrhynchus cristatus - by Robert Rothman, Ph.D., Rochester Institute of Technology Gila Monster Heloderma suspectum - Dr Seward's Gila Monster Web Site Green Anole Anolis carolinensis - Account by Thomas A. Jenssen, Biology Department, Virginia Tech

91. Maximum Reptiles Red eyed armored, $80.00. bearded dragon, $. Orange bearded dragon babies, $75.00.Sailfin lizards, $35.00. Emerald swifts, $18.00. bearded dragon babies, $45.00. http://www.onlinereptiles.com/

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92. Bearded Dragons Care Sheet We now feed them RepCal bearded dragon food (a dry food - pellets in a bearded dragonS. NOTEHandling of these lizards is a plus, bearded dragons are one of http://members.tripod.com/~bearded_dragon/BDCare1.html

Inland bearded dragon - (Pogona vitticeps) Care Sheet Longevity: 7-10 years (Good captive conditions) Size: Up to nearly two feet. Behaviors: Beard display: Defensive behavior (primarily by males and more readily during breeding season. Arm waving: Young, often when larger dragons are in sight and during basking, older females, during breeding when males get aggressive, behavior not common in older males. Head Bobbing: Aggressive action in males, drastic (usually rapid) up and down head movement. Bowing: Up in down motion by females, slow push ups, submissive behavior. Gaping: When basking or in direct sunlight, dragons may gape to cool down. Enclosures: Number of animals per enclosure: Bearded dragons can be kept singly or in sexual pairs; also in breeding groups consisting of one male and two are more females. Two males with several females may be kept together in larger enclosures, two basking areas should be provided and still expect some fighting among males during breeding season. The minimum requirements that allow for a good quality of life: Indoor vivaria: 36"Lx16"Wx17"H (may be smaller for a single dragon) but a larger vivarium is preferred.

93. Bearded Dragons: The Best Of All Lizard Pets Get to know Spike and Daisy, the bearded dragon couple. Read questions and answers, view pictures, and get info on bearded dragon behavior. http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/5726

94. Dragon Lizards Or Agamids In The Book Australian Reptiles And Frogs - By Raymond But it is now available on CDrom! Click here for further details.List of speciesof dragon lizards covered in detail in the book Australian Reptiles and Frogs. http://www.smuggled.com/arfexts1/list41.htm

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95. Pet Books Etc. Agamid lizards by David Zoffer Code RL2830 Softcover Retail price $9.95 Our TheBearded dragon by Steve Grenard Code RL0129 Hardcover Retail price $12.95 http://www.petbooksetc.com/htm2/rep_lizard1.htm

Reptiles TOPICS - General Amphibians Invertebrates Lizards Snakes Page 1 - Page 2 Page 3 Agamid Lizards by David Zoffer Code: RL2830 Softcover Retail price: $9.95 Our price: $ All About Iguanas by Mervin F. Roberts Code: RL7474 Hardcover Retail price: $11.95 Our SALE price: $ The Bearded Dragon by Steve Grenard Code: RL0129 Hardcover Retail price: $12.95 Our SALE price: $ The Bearded Dragon Manual by Philippe de Vosjoli Code: RL0595 Softcover Retail price: $14.95 Our price: $ The Guide to Owning a Bearded Dragon by David Zoffer Code: RL261X Softcover Retail price: $9.95

96. A1 Reptiles Lizards Available lizards All inventory is Captive Bred. Veiled Chameleon(Pic) Turquoise, Banana,Sunburst Veiled Chameleon Care Sheet. $40 each. Beige bearded Dragons (Pic). http://www.a1reptiles.com/lizards.html

A1 Reptiles Shipping Nationwide! P.O. Box 452 Bainbridge, OH 45612 Lizards All inventory is Captive Bred. Pictures of animals available by clicking on the name of the animal. Albino Leopard Geckos (Pic) $75 each High-Yellow Leopard Geckos (Pic) $25 each Jungle Leopard Geckos (Pic) $50 each Striper Leopard Geckos (Pic) $75 each Leucistic Leopard Geckos (Pic) $75 each Tangerine Leopard Geckos (Pic) $150 each Reduced Pattern Leopard Geckos(Pic) $150 each Snow Leopard Geckos (Pic) $150 each Circle-Back Leopard Geckos (Pic) $50 each Pastel Leopard Geckos (Pic) Leopard Gecko Care Sheet $25 each African Fat-tailed Geckos (Pic) $60 each African Fat-tailed Gecko Stripers (Pic) African Fat-tailed Gecko Care Sheet $65 each Jackson's Chameleon (Pic) Jackson's Chameleon Care Sheet $65 each Veiled Chameleon(Pic) Turquoise , Banana, Sunburst Veiled Chameleon Care Sheet $40 each Beige Bearded Dragons (Pic) $40 each Gold Bearded Dragons (Pic) $65 each Red x Gold Cross Bearded Dragons...Very Nice! (Pic)

97. Lizards: An Expedition -- Animal Planet -- Lizards, Expedition of helmets atop their heads, while socalled plated lizards are outfitted The beardeddragon has both the physical and psychological spectrum covered This 2 http://animal.discovery.com/convergence/lizards/blood/heads.html

Heads, I Win... Defensive-minded lizards can effectively use their heads as both bona fide weapons and instruments of psychological leverage. Some chameleons are equipped with horns or horn-like appendages (the former are hard and bony, the latter are flexible) that turn them into four-legged battering rams. Similarly, the horned agama, native to Sri Lanka, wields a small horn on the tip of its nose. Some lizards, such as the Australian thorny devil, sport a head (as well as a body) covered with large, imposing spikes. Other lizards have the equivalent of helmets atop their heads, while so-called plated lizards are outfitted with special shields on the front part of the head. The toad-headed agama has mustache-like folds of skin on either side of its mouth that are distended during threat displays, and, with its mouth agape, enlarge the apparent size of its head. The bearded dragon has both the physical and psychological spectrum covered: This 2-foot Australian lizard is equipped with a spiny flap of skin on its throat that is in its own right intimidating. But when this dragon needs an edge, it can unfurl that "beard" to ominous proportions. Thorny Devil Bearded Dragon '); document.write('

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