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Lizards are the most successful reptiles, with almost 6,000 species around the world. They have developed a wide range of lifestyles. Many lizards live on the ground, but some live in trees and others are burrowers.
Like all reptiles, lizards are cold-blooded animals. Although most lizards have long tails and move around on four legs, a few are legless and snakelike. There are even lizards that can glide through the air on winglike flaps of skin.
Lizards usually eat insects and other small animals. The biggest lizards, such as monitors, can hunt prey as large as deer, and some lizards feed on plants.
With their bony shell, stout limbs, and toothless, beaklike mouth, turtles and tortoises have changed little from species that lived 200 million years ago. Tortoises usually live on dry land and have round, stumpy legs.
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Reptiles can make excellent pets, but sometimes inexperienced owners are overwhelmed when they realize how expensive and difficult some reptiles are to care for. Unfortunately, many owners go home from pet stores with incomplete and even incorrect information on the proper care of their chosen reptiles.
This leads to a surprised and unprepared owner when they find out what it takes to care for their pets. Unmet expectations and poor advice about reptile care can result in a bad experience for the owner and can ultimately be fatal for the reptile.
Some reptiles are poor choices for beginners who want to buy reptile online due to their diet, environmental needs, or unwieldy adult size. However, some readily available reptiles are good for beginners. These animals are relatively low maintenance, compared to other reptiles, but they still need a significant investment in the proper equipment upfront. Thorough research before deciding on one of these pets and getting your enclosure set up before bringing your new pet home is crucial.
Colubrid Snake
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Blood Pythons
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Blood Pythons
Bearded Dragon
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Geckos: considered by many to be the ideal lizards for beginners since they are relatively small and easy to care for. A 15-20 gallon tank is large enough for an adult leopard gecko, and even though they are nocturnal and do not need specialized (UVA/UVB) lighting, it is recommend to get a low level UVB light since geckos can benefit from the rays. They are insectivores and should be fed a variety of insects. They are also quite docile and easy to handle.
Bearded Dragons: These are probably the most challenging of the beginner reptiles listed here, mostly due to the equipment needed to keep them. These Australian natives reach a size of 18-24 inches, so they need a good-sized tank (about a 50-gallon one for an adult). Frill-necked lizards are a similar species that also make good beginner pets.
Both are desert dwellers, so a relatively high temperature needs to be maintained as well as exposure to UVA and UVB light (the bulbs are relatively expensive and last only about 6 months). Owners of bearded dragons can expect to spend a fair amount of money on the proper enclosure, but these lizards are entertaining and easily tamed. They need a diet that is a combination of insects (when young) and a variety of fresh vegetables and fruit (main diet as adults).
A snake is a reptile with a long, thin body but no legs. Some lizards are legless and look like snakes, however, most lizards have eyelids, and snakes do not.
All snakes eat live prey, which is grabbed and swallowed whole without chewing it into pieces.
A snake’s jaws are flexible and can open very wide, so snakes can tackle big prey. Snakes have two ways of making a kill. Some, such as boas, squeeze their strong bodies around prey to stop them from breathing.
Venomous snakes, such as vipers, have two grooved or hollow needle-pointed teeth, which are called fangs. These inject the venom into the prey.
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