Green lizards do not recognize their owners. They can be kept as pets, but they are cold-blooded animals and generally do not have the ability to recognize their owners. If humans get too close to them, or take the initiative to capture them, they will think humans are a threat to their lives, and they may bite humans. Therefore, green lizards generally do not have the ability to recognize their owners and can only form Simply conditioned.

How to raise a green lizard

1. Pay attention to ventilation: the length of at least one side of the container is 2.5 times the body length of the green lizard. If you want to use a sealed glass box or tank, you must set up ventilation holes next to it.

2. Pay attention to heating and lighting: Generally, incandescent lamps are placed in a corner of the box to create an environment with temperature gradient changes in the box. The temperature in the box is generally maintained above 30 degrees Celsius. Because the green lizard likes heat but not cold, high temperature can ensure that it can carry out normal digestive functions.

3. Let green lizards be fully exposed to ultraviolet rays: They need to synthesize vitamin D3 in their skin through irradiation of ultraviolet rays, which helps to promote the absorption of calcium and reduce the risk of "wood disease" or commonly known as "rickets" Chances of death from rickets. So it helps to give them more sun.