(Western) Green Lizard | Lacerta bilineata | Care Guide

In this video we will be explaining the care of the western green lizard, Lacerta bilineata. The care guide covers a range of aspects of the green lizard, from its diet, to its enclosure specifications and its habitat to its country of origin. If you enjoyed the video, please like, share and subscribe.
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[@streetsleeper4]

We found some of these in Oxfordshire in the early 2000s in an small area behind an industrial estate, where a train track used to run, with lots of common lizards, grass snakes and slow worms. People would dump green waste there and the lizards loved it. Then we went there one day and it had been all burned. Such a sad sight

[@JosuesExotics]

Awesome video! Can’t wait to see what’s next!

[@UkAmphibians]

Great work once again also how much free live food you getting for that nice little advert in there 😂

[@CelticRewilding]

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[@UkAmphibians]

Celtic Reptiles & Amphibians Team sounds good think I’ll look them up
Honestly think your doing great work by the way brilliant videos

[@GetgreeD]

Awesome Video, be praised for them Informations! I plan to create some Art of non Profit and educational breeding Facility for these wonderful Creatures and also for European Swamp Turtles, hope i get the Permits, so i could give something back to Nature! When i was a young Boy, i can clearly remember having both of these Species in our Valley...found a male green Lizard without his Tail back then, who was kinda kicked out of his Winter-hole because of some Construction going on... it was the Size of my freaking Forearm even without his Tail! Stunning Creatures! We really need to protect and conservate our Wildlife, Regards from Germany

[@SMAr2wo]

Thank you for tips!

[@williamsclive2900]

Excellent...Thanks for the info

[@CelticRewilding]

You're welcome Clive

[@DoowopJohnnyBoy]

This needs to be done for the Sand lizard aswell

[@lukehartley7759]

hey I just wondered what the greenhouse panels are made of to allow UV to penetrate?

[@CelticRewilding]

Hi, sun bed grade acrylic works well, we just remove the panes from late April onwards. That was shot before we would take them out.

[@lukehartley7759]

AHH thanks for the fast reply , that sun bed acrylic looks very expensive haha I like your idea better, do you do like a mesh panel instead ?

[@CelticRewilding]

@@lukehartley7759 yes, to keep cats out!

[@amgm1996]

in brazil we call it Calango (kæ lân go)

[@gyurito9508]

i saw a huge one of these on the roof of my house