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blazey · 05-03-2008, 05:05

Make sure you research about a 'lizard' before you get one, I suggest looking at leopard geckos or bearded dragons, but leopard geckos are probably better because I dont imagine you have gone out and bought a huge tank without even knowing what you're doing.

They're EXOTIC animals, not domesticated and need specific temperature requirements and humidity. Not quite as simple as buying a hamster and just putting it straight into a cage.

If you send me a PM I'll point you in the direction of a good care sheet for whatever lizard that you decide you want to get.

The amount of people who rushed into aquamania buying lizards and coming back a few weeks later complaining it'd died and all because they didn't know the simplest habitat requirements for what they'd bought, used to really annoy me.

05-03-2008, 05:05	#11
blazey God Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Denton/Oswaldtwistle Posts: 3,638 Blog Entries: 15 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 994	Re: lizard Make sure you research about a 'lizard' before you get one, I suggest looking at leopard geckos or bearded dragons, but leopard geckos are probably better because I dont imagine you have gone out and bought a huge tank without even knowing what you're doing. They're EXOTIC animals, not domesticated and need specific temperature requirements and humidity. Not quite as simple as buying a hamster and just putting it straight into a cage. If you send me a PM I'll point you in the direction of a good care sheet for whatever lizard that you decide you want to get. The amount of people who rushed into aquamania buying lizards and coming back a few weeks later complaining it'd died and all because they didn't know the simplest habitat requirements for what they'd bought, used to really annoy me.