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Can some one please have a look at this lizard and tell me what sort it is, It is the same shape and slender body as a blue tongue, but it has a rougher body and spikes on it's tail. This one is about 6 or so inches long, but I have seen one about a 12 inches long.

Please let me know.

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Exactly. wot jase said.

My friend has a small mount on her parents farm, you go up the top on a sunny day and they are everywhere!!!!!!! gotta be carefull not 2 step on them!! lol :D
 
There are heaps of them around Goulburn and even more further south around Cooma, they are common around large granit outcrops in that area.
 
Thanks for that,

Long story, A friend broke up with his girlfriend and he just left. He had this little one and an adult.. His girlfriend called me to see if I could look after it until things settle down. I didn't know what it was. I said I would. Now can anyone help me. What are the requirments to keep these healthy. I have placed in an enclosure about 900 x 600 x 600. Have placed heaps of rocks for them to hide. Can anyone tell me what they eat, heating etc etc.

Help needed.
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Very very easy to keep, they don't need much heat at all, just a single spot globe 60w wil do fine, they eat anything from insects, dog/cat food, green kitchen scraps, dandelion plants, all flowers (chemical free of course). They do like an enclosure with some good hiding spots, esp tiles stacks.
 
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