The wild lizard does not recognize its owner. Wild lizards live in the wild for a long time and do not often see humans, so they are relatively wary of humans. If humans get too close to them or take the initiative to capture them, they will think that humans have a negative impact on their lives. If threatened, they may bite. In addition, wild lizards are cold-blooded animals, so they generally do not have the ability to recognize their owners and can only form simple conditioned reflexes.

How to raise wild lizards

1. Ventilation

The length of at least one side of the cage should be 2.5 times the body length. The cage used should be well ventilated to avoid excessive heat inside the cage.

2. Lighting and heating

Incandescent lamps can be used for both heating and lighting. Placing a light on one corner of the box can create an environment with temperature gradient changes in the box. The coldest position in the box should also be around 35°C.

3. Food

Wild lizards can be fed crickets. Newborn mice have the highest nutritional value if they can be swallowed. Insects, earthworms, etc. can also be fed. Feeding only insects can easily lead to insufficient calcium and vitamin intake, so special nutritional additives should be added.