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Do these collards look liek they might breed?

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Your link isn't working. Can you post the pictures? I'm going to do a couple of searches and find out how to sex collareds.
 
 
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Well, as if you haven't figured it out, I'm no expert with Collared Lizards! I did run a couple of searches, and it would appear that the way Collareds are sexed is by color...males are bright colored, and females are tan or gray. The females should develop coral or orange colored spots during breeding season. The males will also have very bright colored beards, typically yellow or orange.
 
ok, so i for sure have 1 female, i was pretty sure she was. now i need a male, im not sure if the other is a male, hes not that bright colored.
 
OK, i caught a male!! hes slightly larger than the females(ill up pics later) and i got bit by 1000 ants and almost dislocated my shoulder in the process, oh and i scraped a big patch a skin off my arm, but i got him. now what do i need to do to set up the cage for mating? i have 2 females and one larger male, any help would be appreciated.
 
Robotchicken09 said:
ok thanks, also is there an edit button on this forum???
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coyote said:
The ability to edit your posts is a perk of paid membership.
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Thank you! I forget all the neat little perks we get for our $10...and that not everyone has them. :slamit:
 
Breeding Collareds

Robotchicken09 said:
OK, i caught a male!! hes slightly larger than the females(ill up pics later) and i got bit by 1000 ants and almost dislocated my shoulder in the process, oh and i scraped a big patch a skin off my arm, but i got him. now what do i need to do to set up the cage for mating? i have 2 females and one larger male, any help would be appreciated.
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Okay, after some more searching and lots of reading...here's what I've managed to come up with. It looks like these guys have basically the same setup requirements as beardies.

They need a very large enclosure with a screen lid, sand substrate, something they can climb up onto to bask, UVB lighting and heat. Their ambient temps need to be 75-85 degrees, and basking temp needs to be 95-105.

They will also need lots of appropriately sized calcium dusted crickets and shed mealworms, and they will eat greens (like turnip and mustard greens), chopped veggies and fruits.

From what I read, an average clutch is 4-6 eggs, and have to be incubated...but I couldn't find very many particulars on that part of things. My best suggestion would be to run some searches on Google and Yahoo to see what else you can come up with...but at least you've got the basics to get you started.
 
Here he is-
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and here they are compared-
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