Conservation and Captive care

THE AGAMA INTERNATIONAL INC.—A LIZARD BREEDING INSTITUTE

DOI: 10.1080/04416651.1992.9650336
Author(s): B. LangewerfAgama Int. Herpetocultural Institute, U.S.A.,
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Abstract

Good lizard husbandry is dependent upon providing a suitable microclimate for each species. This can be achieved by designing terraria with a variety of features that allow the lizard to select its own preferred habitat. Successful breeding depends on suitable space and food. The use of calcium-enriched ‘super’ mealworms is recommended. A brief introduction is given to Agama International Institute, a private lizard captive-breeding facility in Alabama, U.S.A.

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