Uromastyx pet

Mali Uromastyx

This Uromastyx is between 6 months and a year old. He loves the heat around (100 - 120 degrees) that's what they need. This uro is still growing and getting used to his habitat. He's a little shy but slowly coming around. Also very friendly. If you never touched a Uromastyx, they feel like sandpaper. They don't necessarily eat bugs, they live off of leafy greens, veggies, beans and seeds.

Egyptian uromastyx and Egyptian tortoises

In this post, you will find various health issues that uromastyx might suffer from, sickness symptoms, and tips to recognize health issues in uromastyx.

Egyptian Uromastyx baby!

Are you considering getting a pet Uromastyx but don’t know if it can be handled or tamed? Whether or not your new reptile companion can be held and interacted with depends on several factors, such as the specific species of your Uromastyx, its individual personality, and even how close your bond is to your pet. …

uromastyx ornata

uromastyx acanthinura nigriventris

Are you getting a pet uromastyx? Learn how to set up a uromastyx enclosure properly with this helpful guide!

Uromastyx Egyptian

My girlfriend is drawing my Uromastyx ... Im already so impressed I cant wait to share the finished result #reptiles

Richard Allen on Instagram: “Gorgeous two-year-old Egyptian Uromastyx at Reptile Rapture. www.reptilerapture.net #uromastyx #egyptianuromastyx #lizards #reptilebreeder…”

Uromastyx lizards are a popular choice for beginner reptile owners thanks to their stunning colors, expressive face, and docile behavior toward humans. If you own a Uromastyx, you may have noticed that sometimes they look like they’re dancing as they wiggle their body from side to side. Well, there is a very good reason for …

Uromastyx Intelligence This is a paper I wrote about the Uromastyx intelligence. A uromastyx is a type of lizard that has a heart shaped head and a spiny tail. They tend to be very social and relax…

Curious how to care for a Uromastyx or thinking of adopting one? This care sheet covers everything from diet, price, habitat, and more!

Buster (uromastyx )

Uromastyx and Bearded Dragons are both captivating lizards that are very popular among reptile enthusiasts. Due to a few shared characteristics, some people think that they can be housed together. Are you curious about keeping uromastyx and bearded dragons together?