81. Veiled Chameleons Chamaeleo calyptratus purchase and captive care. http://www.kingsnake.com/rockymountain/RMHPages/RMHveiled.htm

Search the classifieds Home home kingsnake.com PetHobbyist AquariumHobbyist ... Music site Connect connect connect home log in post a status update ... find connections blogs blogs blogs home start a blog post to your blog ... search the blogs classifieds classifieds classifieds home purchase an account renew an account ... search the classifieds businesses businesses businesses home list your business business search ... - art, clothing and gifts photos photos photos home log in upload a photo ... frequently asked questions videos videos videos home submit a video Forums forums forums home log in search the forums ... forum help chat chat reptile and amphibian chat chat transcripts chat schedule features features auctions clubs and organizations coldblooded chronicles mail list ... more features... events events upcoming events submit an event events calendar ... meeting calendar laws laws law home legal alert mail list myaccount myaccount log in register already registered? ... Click here The Veiled Chameleon ( Chamaeleo calyptratus ) Purchase and Captive Care This article appeared in the July 1997 issue of Reptiles Magazine by Petra Spiess The veiled chameleon ( Chamaeleo calyptratus Purchasing a Veiled Chameleon First and foremost, purchase only captive born veiled chameleons. Although large numbers of captive born veiled chameleons are produced annually in the United States, veiled chameleons are still imported for the pet trade. Imported chameleons should be avoided at all costs. Imports usually carry a large parasite load, and are dehydrated and stressed from the importation process. The only time imported chameleons should be purchased is to augment and improve the genetic diversity of a large scale breeding program..

82. Bryce Canyon National Park - Side-blotched Lizard (U.S. National Park Service) Sideblotched Lizard Common Name Side-blotched Lizard Scientific Name Uta stansburiana Size (length) English Metric 4-6 3/8 (10.0-16.2 cm) http://www.nps.gov/brca/naturescience/sblizard.htm

/* Styles generated for CommonSpot elements */ Search this park Search nps.gov Site Index Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us view map text size: printer friendly Bryce Canyon National Park Side-blotched Lizard Common Name : Side-blotched Lizard Scientific Name : Uta stansburiana : 4-6 3/8" (10.0-16.2 cm) Habitat : Rocky, sandy, dry areas with some vegetation; Under 9000' Diet : Insects, scorpions, and spiders Predators : Other lizards, birds NPS Side-blotched Lizards General Biology: This lizard is small and brown with dark blotches on the chest behind the forelegs. There may be blotches, spots, speckles, or stripes on the back. There are small scales on the back, external ear openings, and a skin fold across the throat. This species is similar to another common Bryce Canyon lizard, the Western Fence Lizard, Sceloporus occidentalis , which is bigger, usually darker in color, and has spiny scales. The Side-blotched Lizard ranges from central Washington through southern California and western Texas and is one of the most prevalent lizards in the dry and semiarid West. Behavior The Side-blotched Lizard is mainly terrestrial but sometimes basks in the sun by climbing up on rocks, dead logs or standing snags. They quickly warm in the sun and then proceed to hunt and feed. Because other lizards and birds are a threat to them, they stay close to their burrows and crevices. Side-blotched Lizards are one of the few lizard species that are also active in the winter. Being so small, it's easy for them to warm up quickly, allowing them to be active on sunny winter days. Female Side-blotched lizards lay up to 3 clutches of eggs (up to 12 each) between March and August.

83. Veiled Chameleons Features care, pictures, breeding and links. http://members.tripod.com/veiledchameleonca/

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84. Health Care For Lizards Health Care for Lizards. General Information. A key factor in successful care of lizards is knowing what species of lizard you http://www.dvah.com/lizards.htm

Health Care for Lizards General Information A key factor in successful care of lizards is knowing what species of lizard you have. Many species of lizard have very exacting feeding temperature requirements. If you do not know what you have, you will not be able to take care of it properly . It is therefore unwise to purchase and lizard unidentified and risky to purchase any lizard without finding out its requirements before hand and making sure you can meet them. Certain species, such as agamids and the old world chameleons, for example, are fragile and have very specific requirements in captivity. These are unwise purchase for any beginner. But since some lizard species have been know to live 20 years and more in captivity with proper care.

85. CiN - Chameleon Information NETWORK Information on breeding and husbandry within the Chamaeleontidae family. http://www.animalarkshelter.org/cin/

86. Chameleons Personal home page dedicated to chameleons. Dutch http://members.multimania.nl/calyp/index.html

87. The Tegu Community Forum, users photo gallery, care sheet, diet, and breeding. http://www.thetegu.com

88. Graceful Dragons - Home A public forum for the discussion of the Chinese water dragon, Physignathus Cocincinus. http://gracefuldragons.proboards.com

89. Bearded Dragon Care A care sheet for the inland bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps). http://www.dachiu.com/care/abeard.html

Frequently Asked Questions This FAQ has come about in response to the many emails we receive asking similar questions. If you have a question not listed or answered here, please email us. This F.A.Q. was last updated 05/26/07. PLEASE NOTE - All information in this FAQ/care sheet has come from our personal experience and/or research. We are working on adding links to useful information and places for further research - so please be patient. :) Many 'opinions', in many areas of care, vary from one person to another and can be controversial.... Please remember though, these are all opinions... and contained here are ours. Sources we found extremely useful when beginning our collection of Bearded dragons are - "The General Care and Maintenance of Bearded Dragons", written by Phillippe de Vosjoli and Robert Mailloux 1993.... In addition, many, many knowledgeable people willing to share their personal experiences. General Description - The Inland, or Central Bearded Dragon certainly inherited their name in all honesty... it was derived from the way they can enlarge or 'blow out' a flap of skin under their lower jaw when upset or disturbed. Aside from blowing their beard out, they may also darken the color there to almost black which creates a bearded display. The Bearded Dragon is native to many different habitats and regions of Australia. General Care - Bearded Dragons need little care, beyond daily maintenance, once they are established in/acclimated to their new environment. Care should certainly be taken to emulate their natural setting to reduce stress to the animal... As should a schedule be developed for lighting and feeding for the same purposes.

90. Bearded Dragon . Org Listing articles, photos, videos and links. http://www.beardeddragon.org/

91. Bearded Dragons And Leopard Geckos Information on leopard gecko and bearded dragon care and links. http://pvitticep.tripod.com/BeardedDragonPage/

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92. Teo A Bearded Dragon Pictures, book list, questions and answers, personal experiences, and lists. http://www.morion.com/teo/

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93. Bearded-Dragons.com Forum, newsletter, free classifieds, tips, and resource links. http://www.bearded-dragons.com/

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94. Bearded Dragon - Spike Bearded Dragon & Friends Images, video and information on bearded dragons. http://bearded.dragon.users.btopenworld.com/sbdf/

Spike Bearded Dragon and Friends home to information, images and videos of Bearded Dragons (Pogona Vitticeps) native to Australia. Bearded Dragons or Beardies are well known for their Beard display and other fascinating behaviour. Bearded Dragons have a great temperament, will happily climb on you unprompted if you want. Bearded Dragons are simply one of the most rewarding lizards in the pet trade, suitable for complete novices to reptiles. If you have not seen a Bearded Dragon any keeper would recommend visiting your local pet store although be prepared to fall in love. Site contains invaluable information whether purchasing your first Bearded Dragon or for the experienced keeper. Send images of your Bearded Dragon , vivarium and video clips - favourite pictures will be added to a special gallery Updates Current Poll added to Visitor Gallery New Puzzle Spikes section my first Beardie! a female, contains two gallerys of images, information on diet, housing and her life story. Gallery 1 / Gallery 2 / Video Clips / Favourite Images / ... Diet Visitors section, send pictures of your Bearded Dragon to be added to the visitor gallery. The best pictures being added to a special gallery... the sites hall of fame Best Visitor Picture Gallery / Video Clips / Vivariums / ... Baby Bearded Dragons Here you will find information for all things Bearded Dragon.

95. Wolves Den Dragons | Born And Raised In Newfoundland Care sheet, pictures and information about Bearded Dragons. http://www.freewebs.com/deannesquires/

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96. Geckos Of The Southwestern United States General care information and pictures of the many species of geckos found in the Southwestern US. http://www.kingsnake.com/gecko/

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97. Global Gecko Association A site listing photos, classifieds and other general care information regarding the gecko. http://www.gekkota.com/

The Global Gecko Association (GGA) is dedicated to gecko enthusiasts worldwide. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in gekkonids, from the professional herpetologist to the hobbyist. The GGA is an organization committed to promote interest in gekkonids in a variety of ways, from responsible captive care, to study in the wild, conservation, academic research and beyond. Furthermore, the GGA will serve people who are interested in gekkonids by providing a voice and means of communicating and sharing of resources and ideas. Members will receive two issues of the Association's Journal annually, together with regular members' Newsletters. The Journal of the Global Gecko Association will be produced in color and contain articles and papers, book reviews, interviews and other items of interest that reflect the full breadth of the GGA's objectives. Many of the leading figures in the "gecko world" have agreed to contribute. Newsletters will keep members fully updated with Association events, gecko related news and views from around the world, veterinary advice and provide a mechanism for members to communicate with each other. Advertising will be accepted for the GGA newsletter “Chit-Chat”

98. HamiMiami GiGi, the leopard gecko, live on camera. http://hamimiami.tripod.com/

99. Test Page For Apache Installation On Web Site Day gecko care sheet. http://www.gekkota.com/Caresheets/Phelsuma_sp.html

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100. Test Page For Apache Installation On Web Site Ptychozoon spp. captive husbandry requirements. http://www.gekkota.com/Caresheets/Ptychozoon_sp.html

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