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Q. my friend found a small lizard... DON' T know if it's a baby, but he let it go, cause he had nothing to keep it in,.. it had a long tail, it was gold or light goldish brown, and green stripes on the rib area... even the head was gold or goldish brown>>> what lizard is this>>>
Asked by Justin Kalkimer - Fri Aug 15 23:41:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want an answer to a question of this sort, identify the location. It might also be helpful to know whether the scales were smooth or keeled.
Answered by oikos - Sat Aug 16 13:45:27 2008
Q. my friend found a small lizard... DON' T know if it's a baby, but he let it go, cause he had nothing to keep it in,.. it had a long tail, it was gold or light goldish brown, and green stripes on the rib area... even the head was gold or goldish brown>>> what lizard is this>>>
Asked by Justin Kalkimer - Fri Aug 15 23:41:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want an answer to a question of this sort, identify the location. It might also be helpful to know whether the scales were smooth or keeled.
Answered by oikos - Sat Aug 16 13:45:27 2008
My son wants a lizard but not to big and eats mealworms and crickets.What is a good lizard?
Q. Not a big lizard and thanks for helping if you do.
Asked by Kris - Wed Feb 20 09:52:24 2008 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Many good lizards out there. Just make absolutely SURE whichever one you get, it was "Captive bred" and not taken from the wild. For every lizard that ends up in a pet store that was taken from the wild, 100 other lizards have died in the process. That is a fact, not my opinion. If at all possible for you, always feed your lizard "crickets" not mealworms. Crickets make much better food, unless, of course, your lizard is a vegetarian like an Iguana. Captive bred Iguanas make pretty good pets, and will get to be quite large "eventually".
Answered by BWANA - Wed Feb 20 12:06:41 2008
Q. Not a big lizard and thanks for helping if you do.
Asked by Kris - Wed Feb 20 09:52:24 2008 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Many good lizards out there. Just make absolutely SURE whichever one you get, it was "Captive bred" and not taken from the wild. For every lizard that ends up in a pet store that was taken from the wild, 100 other lizards have died in the process. That is a fact, not my opinion. If at all possible for you, always feed your lizard "crickets" not mealworms. Crickets make much better food, unless, of course, your lizard is a vegetarian like an Iguana. Captive bred Iguanas make pretty good pets, and will get to be quite large "eventually".
Answered by BWANA - Wed Feb 20 12:06:41 2008
How can I trap a lizard that has gotten into my home?
Q. I saw a lizard on my kitchen floor. It ran under the stove and disappeared. What humane methods can I use to coax the lizard out of it's hiding place (where ever it may be now) and put it outside? Some type of bait maybe? Thanks in advance.
Asked by Parker M. - Fri May 16 18:53:40 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, you must seem giant to the lizard. So, you have two options: 1) Dim the lights. This way, when its ready and comes out, you have the chance to catch it. How? Stay hidden, then quickly take a LIGHT, no very heavy as it can kill the lizard, rug or cloth that's large and throw it at the lizard. This can work well as most lizards aren't nocturnal creatures. 2) Bait it with fruit or, my favourite method, a lamp. Lizards love sunning themselves, so try placing a desk or bed lamp near its hiding place and turning it on. While its relaxed and unsuspecting, thrown a light cloth or rug on it. Quickly take it outside and release it - no one likes to be held captive.
Answered by Sable - Fri May 16 20:15:23 2008
Q. I saw a lizard on my kitchen floor. It ran under the stove and disappeared. What humane methods can I use to coax the lizard out of it's hiding place (where ever it may be now) and put it outside? Some type of bait maybe? Thanks in advance.
Asked by Parker M. - Fri May 16 18:53:40 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, you must seem giant to the lizard. So, you have two options: 1) Dim the lights. This way, when its ready and comes out, you have the chance to catch it. How? Stay hidden, then quickly take a LIGHT, no very heavy as it can kill the lizard, rug or cloth that's large and throw it at the lizard. This can work well as most lizards aren't nocturnal creatures. 2) Bait it with fruit or, my favourite method, a lamp. Lizards love sunning themselves, so try placing a desk or bed lamp near its hiding place and turning it on. While its relaxed and unsuspecting, thrown a light cloth or rug on it. Quickly take it outside and release it - no one likes to be held captive.
Answered by Sable - Fri May 16 20:15:23 2008
What is the difference between a monitor lizard and a komodo dragon?
Q. Or is a komodo dragon a type of monitor lizard? Also, what are the 10 largest lizards in the world?
Asked by lympher2000 - Mon Mar 2 23:35:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The four largest, in order, are the Komodo dragon of Indonesia, the crocodile monitor lizard of I believe Asia, the water monitor lizard, Asia, and the perentie, of Australia. The other six, I'm not sure, but the Nile monitor might be fifth. By the way I'm getting my information from the article entitled perentie on the wikipedia. Monitor lizards are a kind of lizard.
Answered by Professor Armitage - Tue Mar 3 00:36:10 2009
Q. Or is a komodo dragon a type of monitor lizard? Also, what are the 10 largest lizards in the world?
Asked by lympher2000 - Mon Mar 2 23:35:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The four largest, in order, are the Komodo dragon of Indonesia, the crocodile monitor lizard of I believe Asia, the water monitor lizard, Asia, and the perentie, of Australia. The other six, I'm not sure, but the Nile monitor might be fifth. By the way I'm getting my information from the article entitled perentie on the wikipedia. Monitor lizards are a kind of lizard.
Answered by Professor Armitage - Tue Mar 3 00:36:10 2009
What type of Lizard should i get my Twelve year old daughter?
Q. My twelve year old daughter, has animals 2 dogs 2 cats 3 kittens and 2 horses, she had hermit crabs and a turtle, she wants a lizard for her birthday and i am thinking about it, i need to no what type of lizard i should get her and how much it will cost and what it needs, She says a bearded dragon but i dont no how much they cost or what they need to survive i need help!!
Asked by Bayloggs!! - Sat May 24 13:56:55 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Bearded dragons are the best for young children. My friend has one, and she loves it. They need a heated tank and love crickets.
Answered by SacreBleuFleur - Sat May 24 14:05:01 2008
Q. My twelve year old daughter, has animals 2 dogs 2 cats 3 kittens and 2 horses, she had hermit crabs and a turtle, she wants a lizard for her birthday and i am thinking about it, i need to no what type of lizard i should get her and how much it will cost and what it needs, She says a bearded dragon but i dont no how much they cost or what they need to survive i need help!!
Asked by Bayloggs!! - Sat May 24 13:56:55 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Bearded dragons are the best for young children. My friend has one, and she loves it. They need a heated tank and love crickets.
Answered by SacreBleuFleur - Sat May 24 14:05:01 2008
How can I revive this Florida lizard that made its way into a semi to Wisconsin?
Q. We got a truckload in today here in Wisconsin from Florida with a little lizard in there! He's barely moving and very weak. I have him in a container by the heater and gave him some water. Its tough to find living bugs in Wisconsin in the winter, so what are your suggestions for him to eat? Do you think he'll make it? I don't have a picture, but I do believe it is a Brown Anole.
Asked by Amory - Mon Jan 12 14:15:42 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get some small meal worms, or even catch some flies. they eat about everything. To feed him hold the lizard gently in one hand and rub the meal worm on the side of his face. It should open its mouth and promptly chomp down on the critter. you can then put it in a box with leaves at the bottom for it to hide under. Green anole in brown faise (it wont have any spots or markings on back ): Brown anoles:
Answered by Lilith - Mon Jan 12 15:09:56 2009
Q. We got a truckload in today here in Wisconsin from Florida with a little lizard in there! He's barely moving and very weak. I have him in a container by the heater and gave him some water. Its tough to find living bugs in Wisconsin in the winter, so what are your suggestions for him to eat? Do you think he'll make it? I don't have a picture, but I do believe it is a Brown Anole.
Asked by Amory - Mon Jan 12 14:15:42 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get some small meal worms, or even catch some flies. they eat about everything. To feed him hold the lizard gently in one hand and rub the meal worm on the side of his face. It should open its mouth and promptly chomp down on the critter. you can then put it in a box with leaves at the bottom for it to hide under. Green anole in brown faise (it wont have any spots or markings on back ): Brown anoles:
Answered by Lilith - Mon Jan 12 15:09:56 2009
How can I put my pet lizard to sleep without it feeling any pain?
Q. My lizard has been sick and I want to put it down without it feeling pain. I would rather have it go in peace than suffer with sickness. Thanks for any help.
Asked by Jordan B - Fri Nov 14 15:33:49 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geez, what is up with these people... Call animal control or a vet and ask them for help. If it's just sick, just go to a vet if you really care for it. If you are worried about him or her, call animal control.
Answered by thatcrazyguy... - Fri Nov 14 17:04:12 2008
Q. My lizard has been sick and I want to put it down without it feeling pain. I would rather have it go in peace than suffer with sickness. Thanks for any help.
Asked by Jordan B - Fri Nov 14 15:33:49 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Geez, what is up with these people... Call animal control or a vet and ask them for help. If it's just sick, just go to a vet if you really care for it. If you are worried about him or her, call animal control.
Answered by thatcrazyguy... - Fri Nov 14 17:04:12 2008
How to free a traped animal (lizard) from a glue trap?
Q. This lizard is caught on a glue trap. I will like to know if any one has a substance to use that will not hurt the lizard but still is able to dissolve the glue. Help I want the lizard to live not in my house but in the outdoors. Thank you for your help.
Asked by EarthRover - Wed Aug 15 10:00:30 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "For animals though, particularly kittens, puppies, birds, or other possibly sensitive animals where paint thinner might have a irritating effect on the animal, there are other choices. Since it may not really be known what kinds of sensitivities certain animals have to chemicals of any kind, it would be nice to have an alternative. In speaking with many professional pest management technicians, here is a short list of other solvents that they have used, successfully, in removing the glue: Dishwashing liquid detergent Hand creams Rubbing alcohol Cooking oil Peanut butter or regular butter It appears that many kinds of oily materials will dissolve the glue, so removing it from sensitive skin, hair, or feathers with cooking oil seems… [cont.]
Answered by Jeramoo - Wed Aug 15 10:11:13 2007
Q. This lizard is caught on a glue trap. I will like to know if any one has a substance to use that will not hurt the lizard but still is able to dissolve the glue. Help I want the lizard to live not in my house but in the outdoors. Thank you for your help.
Asked by EarthRover - Wed Aug 15 10:00:30 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "For animals though, particularly kittens, puppies, birds, or other possibly sensitive animals where paint thinner might have a irritating effect on the animal, there are other choices. Since it may not really be known what kinds of sensitivities certain animals have to chemicals of any kind, it would be nice to have an alternative. In speaking with many professional pest management technicians, here is a short list of other solvents that they have used, successfully, in removing the glue: Dishwashing liquid detergent Hand creams Rubbing alcohol Cooking oil Peanut butter or regular butter It appears that many kinds of oily materials will dissolve the glue, so removing it from sensitive skin, hair, or feathers with cooking oil seems… [cont.]
Answered by Jeramoo - Wed Aug 15 10:11:13 2007
what is the best lizard to get that needs the smallest vivarium?
Q. i want a lizard but i don't have that much space for the vivarium. what lizards only need small vivariums? and what size are the small vivariums?
Asked by jogo - Sat Nov 8 12:22:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I had like a 15-20 gallon tank for my anoles, they are a great pet. Mine lived for about 6 years. Then I got a house gecko... He lived for about 4. Both are great pets... although my anoles were usually active at night and would wake me up here and there, only about 1 every two months. There pretty cool. And Geckos are real cool cuz they don't mind being picked up and played with.
Answered by fio860 - Sat Nov 8 12:27:32 2008
Q. i want a lizard but i don't have that much space for the vivarium. what lizards only need small vivariums? and what size are the small vivariums?
Asked by jogo - Sat Nov 8 12:22:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I had like a 15-20 gallon tank for my anoles, they are a great pet. Mine lived for about 6 years. Then I got a house gecko... He lived for about 4. Both are great pets... although my anoles were usually active at night and would wake me up here and there, only about 1 every two months. There pretty cool. And Geckos are real cool cuz they don't mind being picked up and played with.
Answered by fio860 - Sat Nov 8 12:27:32 2008
How would one go about catching a lizard?
Q. I have a pretty little green lizard that has been running around in my kitchen for about a day now and we cannot catch him. I need to get him outside so he can get food and water, soon. Any ideas?
Asked by "Arkie Mom" - Tue Oct 6 16:02:15 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A butterfly net? Or, prop up a shoebox with a stick and string in his favorite spot.
Answered by Michael T - Tue Oct 6 16:51:29 2009
Q. I have a pretty little green lizard that has been running around in my kitchen for about a day now and we cannot catch him. I need to get him outside so he can get food and water, soon. Any ideas?
Asked by "Arkie Mom" - Tue Oct 6 16:02:15 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A butterfly net? Or, prop up a shoebox with a stick and string in his favorite spot.
Answered by Michael T - Tue Oct 6 16:51:29 2009
How do I get rid of a lizard that is eating my plants?
Q. I have a green lizard on my patio that ate my orchid flowers and the leaves on my plants, how do I get rid of it?
Asked by Gardener_Miami - Fri Nov 2 00:07:56 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try different 'materials' under (or around) the plant. Chicken wire - - many animals don't like walking on that. Sheet of aluminum (not foil) - - many animals don't like walking on anything slippery. Set plant in middle of a garbage can lid with salt inside of lid - - lizards don't like something that will 'dry' them; salt removes moisture. Boric acid (in Borax) will kill bugs or animals that get into it and licks (or eats) it - - do not use if have pets or small children).
Answered by Carole Q - Fri Nov 2 01:42:37 2007
Q. I have a green lizard on my patio that ate my orchid flowers and the leaves on my plants, how do I get rid of it?
Asked by Gardener_Miami - Fri Nov 2 00:07:56 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try different 'materials' under (or around) the plant. Chicken wire - - many animals don't like walking on that. Sheet of aluminum (not foil) - - many animals don't like walking on anything slippery. Set plant in middle of a garbage can lid with salt inside of lid - - lizards don't like something that will 'dry' them; salt removes moisture. Boric acid (in Borax) will kill bugs or animals that get into it and licks (or eats) it - - do not use if have pets or small children).
Answered by Carole Q - Fri Nov 2 01:42:37 2007
Can someone identify an orange and black striped lizard I found?
Q. The stripes were rings around his body. His skin appeared very smooth and shiny. I think the eyes were a whitish color. I'm not sure it was technically a lizard, but it had feet like one. It was hiding under a board beneath my deck in the San Diego mountains (Julian). I wish I'd taken a picture... It was about 6 or 8 inches long. And the stripes were very distict - not spotty like the gila monster pictures I've seen.
Asked by SDBigDuck - Fri Oct 31 18:33:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Was it by any chance like the one I've linked to or like this The only thing I can find to possibly identify the animal in the picture on the book cover is this Hope this has been of some use
Answered by Iain L - Fri Oct 31 19:26:44 2008
Q. The stripes were rings around his body. His skin appeared very smooth and shiny. I think the eyes were a whitish color. I'm not sure it was technically a lizard, but it had feet like one. It was hiding under a board beneath my deck in the San Diego mountains (Julian). I wish I'd taken a picture... It was about 6 or 8 inches long. And the stripes were very distict - not spotty like the gila monster pictures I've seen.
Asked by SDBigDuck - Fri Oct 31 18:33:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Was it by any chance like the one I've linked to or like this The only thing I can find to possibly identify the animal in the picture on the book cover is this Hope this has been of some use
Answered by Iain L - Fri Oct 31 19:26:44 2008
What breed is good for a first time lizard owner?
Q. I have had many other pets but i am thinking about getting a lizard. But i dont know which type is best for a first time reptile owner. I was thinking 2 beardies what do you think?
Asked by Carson M - Sat Oct 11 21:09:25 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bearded Dragons are just about perfect for a first time pet owner. They stay a manageable size, they're calm and tame down easily. As long as you have enough space for them 2 would be fine. Leopard Geckos are cool. They're nocternal, and a little more fragile than beardies, but still cool. Cheers!
Answered by Corn is not dog food! No wheat! - Sat Oct 11 21:14:01 2008
Q. I have had many other pets but i am thinking about getting a lizard. But i dont know which type is best for a first time reptile owner. I was thinking 2 beardies what do you think?
Asked by Carson M - Sat Oct 11 21:09:25 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bearded Dragons are just about perfect for a first time pet owner. They stay a manageable size, they're calm and tame down easily. As long as you have enough space for them 2 would be fine. Leopard Geckos are cool. They're nocternal, and a little more fragile than beardies, but still cool. Cheers!
Answered by Corn is not dog food! No wheat! - Sat Oct 11 21:14:01 2008
Whats a good lizard to pair a bearded dragon with?
Q. I'm looking into getting another lizard and I was wondering what kind could share a tank with my beardie. Any suggestions? Thanks, T. Mistake My beardie lived with another male of the same breed(right word 4 beardies?) and was comfortable with him.
Asked by T.Mistake - Sat Mar 15 20:59:32 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should never mix two species of lizards together. Any kind it doesn't matter. They are solitary animals and do not live in groups in the wild. They are also very territorial. They can fight to the death if they feel another is intruding on their territory. Also some lizards will carry diseases that they themselves are immune to but when introduced to another species can really make them sick and possibly die. Don't take the chance if you want another lizard house him separately. You could get another Bearded Dragon but their is still a risk you must be sure there are NOT two males. Two males will certainly fight to the death. Which isn't good... females can still fight and can still be territorial but are much nicer about it (sometime [cont.]
Answered by jon - Sat Mar 15 21:18:49 2008
Q. I'm looking into getting another lizard and I was wondering what kind could share a tank with my beardie. Any suggestions? Thanks, T. Mistake My beardie lived with another male of the same breed(right word 4 beardies?) and was comfortable with him.
Asked by T.Mistake - Sat Mar 15 20:59:32 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should never mix two species of lizards together. Any kind it doesn't matter. They are solitary animals and do not live in groups in the wild. They are also very territorial. They can fight to the death if they feel another is intruding on their territory. Also some lizards will carry diseases that they themselves are immune to but when introduced to another species can really make them sick and possibly die. Don't take the chance if you want another lizard house him separately. You could get another Bearded Dragon but their is still a risk you must be sure there are NOT two males. Two males will certainly fight to the death. Which isn't good... females can still fight and can still be territorial but are much nicer about it (sometime [cont.]
Answered by jon - Sat Mar 15 21:18:49 2008
tips on getting rid of live lizard?
Q. so i walked in my room just now and there is a lizard. i don't know how it got there since the windows and everything are closed but i really want it gone. the thing is i am kinda scared of lizards and i'm home alone for the day. >.> so yeah. any ways to catch it quickly and get rid of my fear? i don't know what kind of lizard it is. it's like blackish though with a long tail.
Asked by ~ *MuSiCbAbY* ~ - Fri Jan 22 09:58:40 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use a broom to trap it and sweep it into the dustpan. Hold the broom over the dust pan and safely release it outside. The vacuum idea will harm the Reptile.
Answered by J J - Fri Jan 22 10:29:25 2010
Q. so i walked in my room just now and there is a lizard. i don't know how it got there since the windows and everything are closed but i really want it gone. the thing is i am kinda scared of lizards and i'm home alone for the day. >.> so yeah. any ways to catch it quickly and get rid of my fear? i don't know what kind of lizard it is. it's like blackish though with a long tail.
Asked by ~ *MuSiCbAbY* ~ - Fri Jan 22 09:58:40 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use a broom to trap it and sweep it into the dustpan. Hold the broom over the dust pan and safely release it outside. The vacuum idea will harm the Reptile.
Answered by J J - Fri Jan 22 10:29:25 2010
How does a lizard's tail keep moving after it has been separated from the body?
Q. I know that many lizards, when pursued by predators, allow their tails to be severed, at which point the tail still wiggles and distracts the predator while the lizard makes its escape. How can the tail keep wiggling though if it has no communication with the lizard's brain?
Asked by This is my nickname :-D - Wed Feb 22 21:10:46 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. galvanic reflex (ambient electrical charges affecting the nerves)
Answered by kittybriton - Wed Feb 22 21:32:24 2006
Q. I know that many lizards, when pursued by predators, allow their tails to be severed, at which point the tail still wiggles and distracts the predator while the lizard makes its escape. How can the tail keep wiggling though if it has no communication with the lizard's brain?
Asked by This is my nickname :-D - Wed Feb 22 21:10:46 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. galvanic reflex (ambient electrical charges affecting the nerves)
Answered by kittybriton - Wed Feb 22 21:32:24 2006
Is it normal for my baby lizard to eat so much?
Q. I have a baby Western Fence Lizard. When they are bigger ,they usually eat about 1 cricket every other day. But my baby lizard (he is about 4 weeks old), he eats about 3 crickets a day! Is that normal, or am i over feeding him?
Asked by Lady - Tue Sep 4 10:38:02 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baby fence lizards have a very high metabolism. Also, feeding them more will make them grow faster. But in my opinion, it's hard to overfeed a baby. It's when they are full grown is when their metabolism slows down and they can become obese. But honestly, I rarely see or hear of obesity in lizards. I see it in snakes quite often though.
Answered by madsnakeman - Tue Sep 4 13:10:25 2007
Q. I have a baby Western Fence Lizard. When they are bigger ,they usually eat about 1 cricket every other day. But my baby lizard (he is about 4 weeks old), he eats about 3 crickets a day! Is that normal, or am i over feeding him?
Asked by Lady - Tue Sep 4 10:38:02 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baby fence lizards have a very high metabolism. Also, feeding them more will make them grow faster. But in my opinion, it's hard to overfeed a baby. It's when they are full grown is when their metabolism slows down and they can become obese. But honestly, I rarely see or hear of obesity in lizards. I see it in snakes quite often though.
Answered by madsnakeman - Tue Sep 4 13:10:25 2007
How do you flush a fence lizard out of a refrigerator?
Q. It happened yesterday one afternoon when my mom opened the refrigerator and caught a glimpse of a fence lizard darting away into complex of food containers. she tried to look for it but she couldn't find it. At a later time on the same day, my dad also saw it and tried to looked for it but it seemed to have disappeared altogether somehow. Upon hearing this from my parents, I tried to examine the entire refrigerator from top to the bottom but to no avail. How the heck did the lizard get in there in the first place? What does it eat because there were no signed of foods beeing eaten. How do you flush it out?
Asked by Jo - Tue Jul 24 17:06:43 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It has most likely frozen to death by now. You should probably clean out your fridge and get it out of there. And if your fridge is that messy, you might find some other unpleasant surprises in there! (No offense, that's how my mother's fridge is!)
Answered by thisismynewage - Wed Jul 25 00:08:07 2007
Q. It happened yesterday one afternoon when my mom opened the refrigerator and caught a glimpse of a fence lizard darting away into complex of food containers. she tried to look for it but she couldn't find it. At a later time on the same day, my dad also saw it and tried to looked for it but it seemed to have disappeared altogether somehow. Upon hearing this from my parents, I tried to examine the entire refrigerator from top to the bottom but to no avail. How the heck did the lizard get in there in the first place? What does it eat because there were no signed of foods beeing eaten. How do you flush it out?
Asked by Jo - Tue Jul 24 17:06:43 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It has most likely frozen to death by now. You should probably clean out your fridge and get it out of there. And if your fridge is that messy, you might find some other unpleasant surprises in there! (No offense, that's how my mother's fridge is!)
Answered by thisismynewage - Wed Jul 25 00:08:07 2007
What type of lizard is shown in the new Geico commercial?
Q. I doubt anyone has seen it, however there is a lizard in a recent commercial for Geico that resembles a water dragon. I was just wondering if anyone has any idea on what type of creature it is?
Asked by Jacoby - Sun Nov 29 03:53:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's a bearded dragon lizard. I'll even do you one better...how about telling you where it lives: The internet is full of all sorts of useless information.
Answered by scobranchi - Sun Nov 29 04:17:03 2009
Q. I doubt anyone has seen it, however there is a lizard in a recent commercial for Geico that resembles a water dragon. I was just wondering if anyone has any idea on what type of creature it is?
Asked by Jacoby - Sun Nov 29 03:53:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's a bearded dragon lizard. I'll even do you one better...how about telling you where it lives: The internet is full of all sorts of useless information.
Answered by scobranchi - Sun Nov 29 04:17:03 2009
What type of lizard or gecko has a black body and a thick greenish yellow stripe down its back?
Q. We found a lizard in the backyard that was inside the bark of a log. It was located in western washington. If anyone knows what type it was , if it could be a pet, or if its poisenous, ect. Let us know. Thanks
Asked by katelyn<3! - Wed Jul 23 16:08:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are only 7 species of lizards in Washington state. None of them are geckos. Western skink: Side blotched lizard: Sagebrush lizard: Short-horned lizard: Western fence lizard: Northern alligator lizard: Southern alligator lizard:
Answered by madsnakeman - Wed Jul 23 16:22:11 2008
Q. We found a lizard in the backyard that was inside the bark of a log. It was located in western washington. If anyone knows what type it was , if it could be a pet, or if its poisenous, ect. Let us know. Thanks
Asked by katelyn<3! - Wed Jul 23 16:08:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are only 7 species of lizards in Washington state. None of them are geckos. Western skink: Side blotched lizard: Sagebrush lizard: Short-horned lizard: Western fence lizard: Northern alligator lizard: Southern alligator lizard:
Answered by madsnakeman - Wed Jul 23 16:22:11 2008
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In this elaborate system of tunnels and rooms, according to a legend furnished Shufelt by an Indian authority, a tribe of human beings called the . Lizard. People[...reptilians, anyone?], lived, 5000 years ago. ...
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