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Alex Zanotti
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PostSubject: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 9:38

Probably a male. He has pre-cloacal pores well developed.







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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 10:20

OMG !!! affraid
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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 16:22

Excellent descriptive photography work, Mr. Zanotti. Thank you for posting this. Amphisbaens are such strange and fantastic beasts. Sincerely, Jon Davidson .
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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 18:13

Thanks Alex,
somehow i like these freaky creatures. Are they common where you live? Is it possible to bread them? And one more question, are the doing well in captivity?
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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 21:17

Hi.

How cool is that?
What is its temperament like?

Here in Southern Africa [Zim] we have a worm lizard species Zygaspis ferox (Ferocious worm lizard). They enjoy invoking terror and they can tear flesh off of their assailants by doing death rolls!
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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 22:05

Hello Jon,

Yes, they are fantastic and mysterious animals.
Don't have much data on their ecology...

abraços Alex.
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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 22:21

Hello Ambros,

I believe they are common, because when it rains and the land is flooded, we can find on the surface. I'm living three years in Pernambuco, found some 5-6 specimens .

I don't know if someone from Brazil reproduced in captivity.

The box has newspaper and pot of water. Eating pinks, earthworm, "Wiscas" (cat food).

Regards and thanks for the conversation.

Excuse-me for my English


Um abraço Alex.
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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Fri 1 Jul - 23:48

Hi Marthinus,

At first moment, to get very angry, raise the head and the tail, open their mouth, are willing to bite. After one time, are accustomed they are calms.
The people here have very afraid of them... and talk: "when they bite, open their mouth only after the thunder ! "

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PostSubject: Re: Our RED WORM LIZARD (Amphisbaena alba)   Sat 2 Jul - 3:59

Great looking animal.....thanks for sharing!
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