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Joshchimera
07-18-14, 08:46 PM
These are my European Jeweled Eyed Lacertas. They will be 7 months old in August. I bought them January this year. I have two in a 3x2 wooden enclosure. The first picture is my male named Gozilla and the second picture is my female named Isabella. I puchased them from Underground Reptiles and they came in shipped and well packaged. They ate the first day with me! No week wait to feed! They just ate nightcralwer worms today.
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SnoopySnake
07-18-14, 09:11 PM
Wow, very nice!! I love the blue on them!
Joshchimera
07-18-14, 09:15 PM
Wow, very nice!! I love the blue on them!
Thank you, the blue is just getting brighter every other month it seems.
lady_bug87
07-19-14, 07:15 AM
Are you sure that the first pic is of a male? Looks like a female to me
Sorry I should probably be more specific. The reason I ask is that males tend to have longer noses and wider heads than females do. Also females have stubbier noses they look 'turned up'it could be that the bottom pic is of the male it's hard to see the head. Here are really crappy pictures of my pair
Joshchimera
07-19-14, 07:24 AM
Are you sure that the first pic is of a male? Looks like a female to me
I have on several occasions watched him nip and chase the other lizard and he has developed jouls on his neck. Not to mention he is two times larger than the other lizard, as well as his head is broader than the other lizards head.
lady_bug87
07-19-14, 07:27 AM
O ok in the picture his head looked really shallow.
My female beats up on my male and she's half his size
Joshchimera
07-19-14, 07:27 AM
Are you sure that the first pic is of a male? Looks like a female to me
Sorry I should probably be more specific. The reason I ask is that males tend to have longer noses and wider heads than females do. Also females have stubbier noses they look 'turned up'it could be that the bottom pic is of the male it's hard to see the head. Here are really crappy pictures of my pair
Nice pair, I will have to take a pic of my Lacertas side by side and post asap.
lady_bug87
07-19-14, 07:29 AM
Thank you I've had them for three years. My female is crazy bright just like her mate. She's nasty though
Joshchimera
07-19-14, 07:31 AM
O ok in the picture his head looked really shallow.
My female beats up on my male and she's half his size
The angle of the picture of my Lacerta is definitely not showing his head, you are right. That is quite funny, my pair are young compared to your lizards. I would be really surprised if my female actually did "beat up" on her cage mate!
Joshchimera
07-19-14, 07:36 AM
Thank you I've had them for three years. My female is crazy bright just like her mate. She's nasty though
That is good amount of time you have had them! I bet if you took a picture with a good camera your Lacertas colors would look brighter.
lady_bug87
07-19-14, 07:37 AM
My female is about 6 mos younger than my male. He tolerated handling until she came along. Now? Forget it. She takes his food, his basking spots (I have several but she always wants whichever he's on) she nips at him, when it comes to breeding she chases him and flicks her tail until they lock, also she rides on his back. They are so bizarre.
lady_bug87
07-19-14, 07:39 AM
That is good amount of time you have had them! I bet if you took a picture with a good camera your Lacertas colors would look brighter.
O I have tons of pictures on here that I took with my DSLR they just never stay still long enough lol
Joshchimera
07-19-14, 07:41 AM
My female is about 6 mos younger than my male. He tolerated handling until she came along. Now? Forget it. She takes his food, his basking spots (I have several but she always wants whichever he's on) she nips at him, when it comes to breeding she chases him and flicks her tail until they lock, also she rides on his back. They are so bizarre.
haha :bouncy: That is very unusual! It is rare for a female animal that dominant.
Joshchimera
07-19-14, 08:03 AM
O I have tons of pictures on here that I took with my DSLR they just never stay still long enough lol
The pictures I posted are not great. I wanna post a full body shot if my lizards. Yeah, I get that, picture taking is time consuming and tough!
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