Our general lizard information covers the broad topics surrounding lizards but not for an exact species. This is a great spot to begin learning a little about lizards and see if they’re a pet you’re truly interested in. Click any of the posts below to read.
An argus monitor lizard will live for 15 to 20 years in captivity. To look after yours, feed it insects, fish, and rodents every 2 to 3 days. Keep it in an 8x4x4″ enclosure with 2 feet of substrate for digging. Keep the temperature in the enclosure between 80 and 90°F.
Most lizards lay eggs, except a few species that give live birth to their young. Let’s explore the lizard reproduction cycle and how to care for your pet lizard’s eggs.
To get rid of lizards in your house, keep it clean and do not leave leftover food hanging around.
Check out the rest of this article, where we will be discussing more methods.
There’s a lot you need to do to make sure your new lizard is happy and healthy in his home. Check out the 5-step care guide below for the best tips on looking after him.
Lizards might not be as annoying as an infestation of flying insects or bed bugs, but you still don’t want them taking over your home. So, stick with us as up next, we’ll discuss the places these mini reptiles like to hide and how to get rid of them.
If you have recently decided to commit to a pet lizard, you may be wondering which species is best for
Are you interested in learning more about different lizard species? Have you ever wondered what lizards are dangerous and what
Are you curious about how a lizard protects themselves in the wild? Do you wonder how a lizard gets away
Are you thinking about purchasing a fresh baby lizard for your home? Do you want to make sure you care
Are you interested in breeding live crickets to feed your lizard? Do you want to provide your pet the best
Have you tried looking for ears on your pet lizard? Do you wonder if your lizard can hear you talking
Are you interested in learning more about your lizard? Have you ever wondered about the scales covering your lizard’s body?
Are you interested in getting a lizard pet? Do you wonder about their body and why they are the way
Are you curious about the lifespan of lizards? Have you been thinking about getting a lizard as a pet and
Are you starting a garden, but struggling to keep invasive plants and pests at bay? Have you recently discovered how
Are you worried about having enough food on hand for your lizard? Do you want a nutritious meal your lizard
Are you interested in learning more about the life cycle of a lizard? Do you wonder how baby lizards come
Are you going on a short trip and wondering if someone should feed your lizard? Have you noticed your lizard
Does your lizard have funny quirks you enjoy watching? Do you want to figure out why your lizard is doing
Are you curious about why lizards do certain things? Have you noticed your pet lizard flicking their tongue in and
As caregivers to oddly-cute pets ourselves, we want to help equip more people to care for these unique and lovable creatures. We have a variety of informative articles about all kinds of exotic and pocket pets. Our goal is to answer questions that pet owners are facing with easy-to-find, and accurate information.
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OddlyCutePets is not a website written by a veterinarian. However, we strive to provide accurate and reliable pet health information. The majority of the articles are reviewed, and sometimes edited by veterinarians, to ensure their accuracy and bring you the best information for your pet. Nevertheless, it is important to note that the information provided on this site is not intended to replace the advice of a certified veterinary professional. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please contact an experienced veterinarian immediately.