




ok here is best pic i could get real quick.
its about 5in long including the tail. 2 inch without lol
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sounds good ! Just something to keep him cozy warm is fine. Water is a good thing toowell if we DO let it go it will have to be in the daytime so he is ours for at least tonight. I have the little aquarium out and am cleaning it right now so it has somewhere to be comfy. not sure what all to put in there for him though. obviously some twigs and what not but what about the bottom of the tank? i have some pine shavings left from when my wife had her horse would that work ok? and should i put in something with some water? like maybe a tupperware lid or something shallow or just a little bowl...
It's a western fence lizard probably...hubby thinks so, but wonders where you caught it? Does it have a blue belly? If so they eat crickets and mealworms.
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it has an off white belly. mom and little guy caught it in her garage - it prolly came in under the door. and it was hardly moving i guess from the cold. they had no trouble catching it but now its being quite active and moves FAST when it wants to...





it's warm now !ok here is best pic i could get real quick.
its about 5in long including the tail. 2 inch without lol
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well if we DO let it go it will have to be in the daytime so he is ours for at least tonight. I have the little aquarium out and am cleaning it right now so it has somewhere to be comfy. not sure what all to put in there for him though. obviously some twigs and what not but what about the bottom of the tank? i have some pine shavings left from when my wife had her horse would that work ok? and should i put in something with some water? like maybe a tupperware lid or something shallow or just a little bowl...
Turn one upside down and cut a little door for it to go in. Top of the fridge will probably be OK for the time being for a heat source.Hhhmm, in Texas we call em Texas Spinny Lizard
The aquarium will do just fine, you will need a bottom heater though. Shallow bowl of water and they eat crickets. Petsmart carries crickets, not sure if you have one there though. Most pet shops will have them. They can get pretty big....at least the ones here, being Texas and all, hehe. I have one that it about a foot long that lives in my compost pile.
don't let Shushy eats it !! 
well if we DO let it go it will have to be in the daytime so he is ours for at least tonight. I have the little aquarium out and am cleaning it right now so it has somewhere to be comfy. not sure what all to put in there for him though. obviously some twigs and what not but what about the bottom of the tank? i have some pine shavings left from when my wife had her horse would that work ok? and should i put in something with some water? like maybe a tupperware lid or something shallow or just a little bowl...
don't let Shushy eats it !!
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you so smarts Hootys !!
Now go outside and catch spiders and bugs fer you new pet Harmonics !!![]()

It's a western fence lizard probably...hubby thinks so, but wonders where you caught it? Does it have a blue belly? If so they eat crickets and mealworms.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus, where the mountains meet the desert in Northern Cali
Shushy tried to eat a toad a few weeks ago. It peed in his mouth, poor fella drooled for an hour. Not poisonous. He watched one hop across the yard a few nights ago, didn't make a move to even sniff it![]()

Hhhmm, in Texas we call em Texas Spinny Lizard
The aquarium will do just fine, you will need a bottom heater though. Shallow bowl of water and they eat crickets. Petsmart carries crickets, not sure if you have one there though. Most pet shops will have them. They can get pretty big....at least the ones here, being Texas and all, hehe. I have one that it about a foot long that lives in my compost pile.