Mathilda's target training
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can you target train, long tailed lizards and northern fence lizards i mean my northern fence lizard plays dead, shakes, and gives high fives. and my long tailed alreeady is 13"and only two months, and she can shake and give high fives, and i started her training a week ago
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my baby monitor hisses and bites when you try to hold it will i be able to tame it?
aceconstruction 3 years ago
yeah definately! mathilda was exactly the same. u just got to keep picking them up (obviously firmly so u dont get whipped) and handling them for about 5 mins at a time. but KEEP DOING IT. it'll tame, im sure.
charlesfrhutchinson 3 years ago
That's cool! I will be following your progress with great interest.
(Sorry to hear about Jeremy)
kaffir2 4 years ago
yeah i know, gutted! i have a feeling that (although his death was an accident) he was probably the runt of the litter because he was slow at walking, slow at eating, small, and really REALLY tame. i miss him though....
charlesfrhutchinson 4 years ago