The blue-tailed lizard does not recognize its owner. Blue-tailed lizards are cold-blooded animals with no sense of leadership and the ability to recognize their owners. But if you keep them for a long enough time, blue-tailed lizards will become familiar with the owner's smell and movements, and develop certain conditioned reflexes. They will be willing to accept the owner's feeding and will not attack the owner. However, they cannot be as aggressive to the owner as cats and dogs. Emotions, so close and dependent on the master.

How to raise blue-tailed lizards

1. Blue-tailed lizards are relatively timid, so keep a little further away when in contact with them, and use clips to hold them when feeding. Come and feed.

2. In order to simulate the living environment in the wild, a large breeding box must be configured for the blue-tailed lizard.

3. The blue-tailed lizard’s food mainly consists of crickets and cockroaches, and some other insects must be added for balanced nutrition.