Armadillo Lizards are observed to pop up their small heads when their owners walk past their tanks and tend to watch when something intriguing is happening around them.
They also tend to be more curious of their surroundings and display more interest with their environment. It is even recommended that you keep at least two Armadillo Lizards together because of their social nature. As pets, you can keep up to three in a relatively small tank provided that you only have one male per tank as males can get aggressive toward each other. In the wild, they can be found in social groups of up to 60 lizards living together, probably to ward off prey. They are sociable creaturesĪn interesting trait of Armadillo Lizards is that unlike most reptiles, they are social creatures. If you plan on getting more than two lizards, a bigger tank is recommended. At just 4-6 inches in length, a couple of Armadillo Lizards will do well in 20-30 gallon tanks (2-4 sq. They don’t need a large enclosureĪrmadillo Lizards do not need large habitats. They can be fed less frequently than most lizards and can be fed crickets and other insects which are easily obtained in bulk at your exotic pet store. Easy to look afterĪrmadillo Lizards are not as messy, especially with a bioactive vivarium or tank setup with a self-contained ecosystem that includes invertebrates that eat waste.
These fascinating lizards have the ability to roll into a ball just like armadillos, which are mammals that curl up in a defensive position to protect their underbelly. The Armadillo Lizard looks like a miniature dragon straight out of a fairy tale with their triangular head, piercing eyes, and sharp scales along its armor. They can live up to 25 years making them excellent long-term companions! However, they are not the best reptile for kids because they do not like to be handled and are prone to bite. They are easy to look after, require basic reptile care, and are not messy. Yes, Armadillo Lizards can make good pets.
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