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    Armadillo Lizards

    Just picked these 2 guys up.

    Wanted to put a small climbing lizard in my Ball Pythons old cage. I was looking at Leopards and some Anoles, but saw these guys and wanted them. Environment is basic rght now, but will fix it up for them soon.







    Anyone else have these lizards?

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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    I don't have any but I've always loved 'em! They're so cool, congrats on the new pickup!!

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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    No I personally have not had any myself but am in the process right now of rearranging my reptile room and researching this wonderful lizard because a friend of mine needs someone to take over care of his. So in the near future I will have a new addition.

    Great looking specimen, congrats.
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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    Thanks.

    These are pretty cool lizards. I wanted to give them alot of climbing branches, and a scalling wall, but changed my mind because I dont want their food to get out of the top (small crickets).

    Very sound sleepers. I accidently bumped into the tank the other night and they didnt even budge. They also sleep in funny positions. The big one is laying on a plateau I gave him with his head hanging off the edge.

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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    The female I bought was pregnant. Now I have 5 of these critters.

    One of the babies is munching crickets, the other 2 Im not having much luck getting to eat and beginning to worry. Its been a couple days.
    Tried small crickets and small meal worms.

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    I love them I saw them on a show a while back . Don't they curl up in a little ball yes I found a pic http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/armadillo_lizard.htm omg this has to be one of the cutest things in the world.

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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    Any luck getting the babys to eat yet?

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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    Not yet.

    I did get them to open their mouths, and when I put a crushed cricket at their mouths with tongs, theyll hold them in theior mouth, but wont eat them and will eventually spit them out.

    Ive read different things. Some sources say the adults can be carnivorous towards the young.Others state theyve never seen this in capitivity. The guy at the pet store said it shouldnt be a problem to keep the young with the adults.

    Since they werent really eating on their own, Ive decided to put the babies back in with the adults- hoping that maybe seeing the adults behavior with get them going.

    Im keeping a VERY close eye on them and making sure the tank is filled with crickets to discourage the adults going after the little guys.So far, the adults havent bothered the babies at all.

    One of the young is doing very well it seems. Very active, alert and curious. The other 2 are hiding and sleeping and not doing much else.
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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    Another baby!

    I guess these guys have multiple offspring over many days. 4 Babies now.

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    Re: Armadillo Lizards

    Wow. Another pup today. Thats 5.

    2 Last monday. One weds, friday and another today.

    Yes theyre eating. Theyre munching the waxworms and a bunch of the crickets I dumped in today are already gone. Also seeing poop in their tank the last couple days.


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