Lizard pets do not recognize their owners. They are cold-blooded animals and generally do not have the ability to recognize their owners. But if the owner feeds it properly, the lizard will develop conditioned reflexes. When a lizard is kept for a long time, it will become familiar with the owner's smell, sound, and movements, and will develop conditioned reflex behaviors accordingly. If it accepts someone's touch, it shows that it is friendly.

Methods of raising lizards

1. To raise a pet lizard in a tank, you need to prepare a larger container for it first, with at least one side as long as the lizard's body. 2.5 times, which can be prepared according to the size of the pet lizard. Put some rocks and some sand in the container, and plant some plants to give the lizard a place to hide and rest. You also need to place a water basin. Some lizards not only need to drink water, but also need regular baths. If the container is a sealed glass box or tank, ventilation holes must be provided next to it. It is best to use a reptile terrarium with a glass door in the front and sand mesh on both sides so that there is good ventilation.

2. Different species of lizards can be determined according to the food habits of the lizards. Most lizards eat meat, so you can prepare them with insects such as cockroaches, mealworms, and earthworms sold in the market. However, lizard species that eat both plants, such as skinks, American iguanas, and water dragons, do not eat meat. You can prepare vegetables and fruits for them.

You don’t need to feed lizards particularly frequently. It can be once a day or once every two days. If the lizard is relatively young and grows and develops quickly, it can be fed twice a day.

3. Lizards are cold-blooded animals and are relatively sensitive to temperature. It is very important to keep the surrounding temperature appropriate. Try to maintain the temperature above 20 degrees. In winter, you can also adjust the temperature by using lights or heating pads. Keep lizards from hibernating.