The Northern Grass Lizard will not recognize its owner. The northern grass lizard is a cold-blooded animal with a low IQ and no awareness of its owner. No matter how long it is kept, it will not recognize its owner. It will only gradually become familiar with the owner's scent, get used to the owner's feeding, and can have some simple interactions with the owner. The northern grass lizard is timid by nature, so try not to handle it, otherwise it may cause it to go hungry.
Notes on raising northern grass lizards:
1. Northern grass lizards are not suitable for living in groups. It is best to keep them alone and not with other animals.
2. The northern grass lizard cannot take a bath, and it needs to be exposed to the sun regularly, for one or two hours each time.
3. You can usually feed it mealworms, locusts, crickets, spiders and other insects. Occasionally, you should also feed it some vegetables and supplement some vitamins appropriately to ensure balanced nutrition.
4. It is best not to play with it when raising it. The northern grass lizard is timid, so as not to frighten it and lead to hunger strike.