Emerald Grass Lizard Care & Breeding
livingartbyfrankpayne.com Takydromus smaragdinus, commonly known as the Emerald Grass Lizard or simply “Takys” are a charismatic little lizard from Japan that makes a wonderful terrarium inhabitant. The positive attributes of this species are numerous and hard to overstate. They are very active, bold, and do well in larger communities than most other reptiles in herpetoculture. Their slight size and weight mean that extremely large enclosures are not needed and delicate and beautiful plantings can be done in the terrarium similar to dart frog terraria. They do not climb glass and therefore do not obscure the viewing panels of the terraria with droppings. They are tolerant of a wide range of conditions and are extremely hardy and forgiving of beginner mistakes. They readily consume commercially produced fruit-based gecko diets like those made by Pangea and Repashy. Because of this, live insect feedings are not needed for every feeding. They reproduce well in terraria and babies can even be allowed to hatch in the enclosure with little danger from the parents. And last, their high intelligence and food motivation means that they are excellent candidates for socialization and training. All of these positive aspects make them an ideal terrarium lizard and the author believes that this species will continue to become more common in herpetoculture as more keepers discover the joy of keeping this endearing little lizard.

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