Help me ID please
by Lans_Dryman
Nov 30, 2003 7:55 PM · 1079 views · 92.6 k · 576 x 432
Keywords: racer whiptail long-tailed
This is Lenny and Lizzy. They share a 100 gallon vivarium with 2 gray tree frogs, 1 green tree frog, a fire belly toad and a small green/spotted? frog I found in the sump pump.
Please help me ID these lizards. I know they are not skinks and are likely some kind of "runner" They are quick:) The Male is the lower one and has the white & black stripes, while the female is rather bland. Lenny is about 10" and Lizzy about 7" with a smaller frame. Any help would be appreciated.
Lans
Please help me ID these lizards. I know they are not skinks and are likely some kind of "runner" They are quick:) The Male is the lower one and has the white & black stripes, while the female is rather bland. Lenny is about 10" and Lizzy about 7" with a smaller frame. Any help would be appreciated.
Lans
Comments (3)
alkee42
Dec 1, 2003 12:54 AM
I think they are long-tailed grass lizards.
d0llm0uth
Dec 1, 2003 5:58 PM
yes, they are long-tailed grass lizards.
Lordoftheherps_8
Feb 24, 2004 8:02 PM
You should keep species that are harmful to each other seperate, like the firebelly toads THEY ARE TOXIC.And as I said in the other pic GET YOUR HERPS PROPER ENVIROMENTS.please, think of their welfare, and like the bullfrog if it was fine in its natural habitat, they dont need all the extra stress your going to cause it!
Also if that is a heat rock it can burn them preeety easily. you are not keeping it with that bullfrog in your other pic, they may all get eaten. I suggest you research your herps A LOT before getting more.
Also if that is a heat rock it can burn them preeety easily. you are not keeping it with that bullfrog in your other pic, they may all get eaten. I suggest you research your herps A LOT before getting more.
