What is the best way to care for a western fence lizard?

(This'll probably bore what few followers I have who are probably expecting something more, but this is my niche!) Apparently, 'Wall Lizard' was taken. Best way to care for a Western Fence Lizard? Let em' do their thing outside. read more

Let em’ do their thing outside. Early in the mornings you can find their favorite basking spot and drop some immobilized or weakened (e.g refrigerated) insects on them to gain their trust. read more

Western fence lizards are pretty simple to care for. You will be a minimum 15 gallon tank with a screen lid for proper ventialtion. For substrate, use reptibark or a mixture of dirt and sand 4:1 (without fertlizer). read more

Spray the fence with a power washer with a pressure of 1,500 to 2,000 pounds per square inch. This level of pressure should not damage the wood. Keep the nozzle 18 inches from the fence surface and move the spray evenly over the fence. Do not linger too long in one area. The outer gray layers will wash off, exposing the red wood underneath. read more