Frog tracks typically show five toes and a distinctive webbed shape, while lizard tracks usually have distinct claw marks and their toes are not webbed. Additionally, frog tracks may show a hopping pattern, while lizard tracks often show a more direct, side-to-side movement.
It could be dangerous to put a frog in a habitat it has not adapted to because it may not have the necessary food sources, shelter, or climate conditions to survive. This can lead to stress, malnutrition, and ultimately death for the frog.
It is unlikely that the crickets will attack the lizard. However, the crickets may nibble at the lizard if they are hungry and the lizard is small or weak. It is always best to provide enough food for both the lizard and the crickets to avoid any potential issues.
yes
No, it is not safe or ethical to put a lizard in a microwave. Microwaving a lizard could cause serious harm or kill it due to the intense heat generated by the microwave. It is important to treat animals with care and respect.
a lizard
they are animalia
yes
Almost every time they can live peacfullt together just give them both enough room for themselves feed them what they each need and make sure they have plenty of water. Sometimes you might have to separate them for feeding.
Amphibian.
yes
snake fish lizard bird frog
I have heard yes, you may put them together, however; be prepared for your water dragon to at some point sample your tree frog as food. Your tree frog and the Water dragon can live in the same climate and environment, but your tree frog will probably be nervous around your lizard. If your Lizard is big enough he could kill your tree frog.
frog
A lilly frog or a giant lizard
lizard, frog, and snake
you would have to remove the frog immidiatly from the area.