Quote Originally Posted by Schlyne
They are primarily lizard eaters, so you're going to end up either trying to scent rodents or have a steady access to anoles or house geckos.

I"ll try contacting one of my friends and seeing if I can get her to post, she has either a burton's or a russian legless lizard. She feeds her lizard anoles.

Ok, ya finally got me over here. Yes, mine is a Burton's. They're neat little lizards, but they do require feeder anoles or house geckos. I read somewhere that they seem to prefer anoles, but I have never tried geckos with mine. I have been buying anoles a few at a time from the pet store and killing, then freezing them. My little guy/gal has had no problem eating thawed prey- they seem to rely more on movement than heat. I was told by the vendor I bought mine from that it was eating crickets, but the one time I tried it, it wouldn't touch them. Once I did some research and found out they are lizard eaters in the wild, I switched to anoles and have had no troubles since. I have a heat mat under one end of the cage, and the rest of the cage stays ambient room temp- 75-77 in my house. Mine doesn't care to be handled, and will occasionally vocalize when I have to move it for cage maintenance. So far it has been a fun little display animal, and seems to be fairly hardy.