Baby Blue-Belly help

[dragonlover45]

Does anyone know how to properly care for a blue belly lizard? I caught it from school and we'er planning to keep him/her as a class pet, but i dont know alot about blue-bellies but he/she does eat and he just figured out how to use his water dish. So if any1 knows how to care for these guys?

 

[zebraflavencs]

http://www.kaweahoaks.com/html/lizard_western_fence.htm
There you are.
Janie

 

[dragonlover45]

Thanks but they dont say how to take care of one as a pet, but thank you ;D

 

[zebraflavencs]

Get your google on love Several places offer care sheets for these cute lil buggers
Janie

 

[dragonlover45]

oh yeah i forgot about google :-[ silly me, thank you again ;D ;D ;D

 

[zebraflavencs]

We all have duh huh moments, Todd
Janie

 

[angel]

I love google lol but i still ask questions here because sometimes you get 10 different answers for the same question on google sites LMAO

 

[zebraflavencs]

And that is a good thing, Angel... But if you have several answers to one question, that tends to open up a whole lotta doors to other useful information, you never realized existed .
Janie

 

[tarichardi]

Sounds to me like maybe you should let it go. If you found him in nature (or close to), then release him back. I assume it is probably suffering from stress. Just my 2 cents

 

[kizap]

Shouldn't catch wild critters and cage them, that is enough stress to kill them, make them not eat ect. Should let him go, but he/she would probably be attacked by other wild critters from being scented.

 

[randomracoon222]

I rescued a Bluebelly from my dog, once. o.o I saw her leaping around and nipping at something, so I ran over and saw that she had a bluebelly lizard pinned down. I lifted her paw, and right away the lizard ran in between my legs to hide. xD The poor thing- It had a cut in its stomach. ;_; I couldn't save it, there were guts hanging out. o.o I had to kill it, I didn't want it to suffer. Dx