New pet!
Very cool, I just found a spider that lives outside my apartment thats about an inch in diameter. I've fondled with the idea of capturing it and possibly training it to slay my enemies.
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Looks too slender to be a skink in my opinion. Hope it works out well for you and the lizard. Sometimes wild lizards don't do well when captured and cared for.
Looks too slender to be a skink in my opinion. Hope it works out well for you and the lizard. Sometimes wild lizards don't do well when captured and cared for.
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Nah, it's an alligator lizard. Confirmed it with a lizard expert at Petco
It's doing fine so far - still getting used to being held but it's not as paranoid as it was for first few days. My cat just discovered it yesterday and tried to grab it but I stopped her right in time
It's doing fine so far - still getting used to being held but it's not as paranoid as it was for first few days. My cat just discovered it yesterday and tried to grab it but I stopped her right in time
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Huh. When I was a kid back in Florida, we used to gather those little ******* up from the playground during recess and then stick 'em in the girls desks before they got back to class.
Never occurred to me to keep one as a pet.
You're weird.
Never occurred to me to keep one as a pet.
You're weird.
I've caught a few 5-lined skinks at work lately. Swift little *******. That is def. not a skink...though it's close in looks.
Catch a broad-headed skink, an adult male, and let it bite you... lol...that's a strong ************...
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Catch a broad-headed skink, an adult male, and let it bite you... lol...that's a strong ************...
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