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Agamas are the favorite lizards of beginner terrariums. They are visually very attractive and their breeding is relatively undemanding. The previous owner was looking for a new home for them and we are glad that they found it with us. In the terrarium, they have their favorite heating and cooling place, they receive a fresh mix of salads daily and live food in the form of insects twice a week.
Not yet adopted
They have broad triangular head, round body, strong legs, and robust tails. Colour varies from brown, reddish brown, yellow, white, to orange. They are able to undergo slight changes in colouration. The scales on either side of the throat, neck, and head form a series of narrow spines that extend down each side of the body to the tail. Under the chin, there is an air sac that turns black if the individual feels threatened or excited.
Males can be distinguished from females by their wider cloacal opening, wider tail base, larger head and chin, and they also have more prominent femoral pores (appearing as waxy bumps on the underside of the hind legs).
They are animals with primarily diurnal activity. Their home is savannas, deserts, semi-deserts, bush and open forest areas.
Body size and growth rate are more important than age in determining sexual maturity in agaves. Males are very aggressive towards each other and show their dominance by puffing and rapidly shaking their heads. Breeding usually occurs in early spring. When the female is ready to lay her eggs, she generally stops eating and spends most of her time digging a shallow nest in the sand. After laying the eggs, the female buries them and leaves them unattended. The eggs will hatch depending on the incubation temperature.
Bearded dragons have strong legs that allow them to lift their bodies completely off the ground while moving. They do this in order to reduce the heat received from the ground, as well as to increase airflow through the abdomen to further cool themselves.
The female bearded dragon can retain sperm and thus produce fertile eggs even after separation from the male.
They are highly territorial. Not only males, but also females compete with each other. Sometimes, in captivity, even individuals of the opposite sex compete with each other.
Agamas are the favorite lizards of beginner terrariums. They are visually very attractive and their breeding is relatively undemanding. The previous owner was looking for a new home for them and we are glad that they found it with us. In the terrarium, they have their favorite heating and cooling place, they receive a fresh mix of salads daily and live food in the form of insects twice a week.
Not yet adopted
They have broad triangular head, round body, strong legs, and robust tails. Colour varies from brown, reddish brown, yellow, white, to orange. They are able to undergo slight changes in colouration. The scales on either side of the throat, neck, and head form a series of narrow spines that extend down each side of the body to the tail. Under the chin, there is an air sac that turns black if the individual feels threatened or excited.
Males can be distinguished from females by their wider cloacal opening, wider tail base, larger head and chin, and they also have more prominent femoral pores (appearing as waxy bumps on the underside of the hind legs).
They are animals with primarily diurnal activity. Their home is savannas, deserts, semi-deserts, bush and open forest areas.
Body size and growth rate are more important than age in determining sexual maturity in agaves. Males are very aggressive towards each other and show their dominance by puffing and rapidly shaking their heads. Breeding usually occurs in early spring. When the female is ready to lay her eggs, she generally stops eating and spends most of her time digging a shallow nest in the sand. After laying the eggs, the female buries them and leaves them unattended. The eggs will hatch depending on the incubation temperature.
Bearded dragons have strong legs that allow them to lift their bodies completely off the ground while moving. They do this in order to reduce the heat received from the ground, as well as to increase airflow through the abdomen to further cool themselves.
The female bearded dragon can retain sperm and thus produce fertile eggs even after separation from the male.
They are highly territorial. Not only males, but also females compete with each other. Sometimes, in captivity, even individuals of the opposite sex compete with each other.