Invasive tegu lizards still creeping out southeast Hillsborough residents
The non-native reptiles can grow as long as five feet and love eggs.
Invasive species, black and white lizards. They'd look good as a pair of boots, wouldn't they?
Tampa Time for some new boots!
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Invasive species, black and white lizards. They'd look good as a pair of boots, wouldn't they?
You see many of those? I mentioned them a year or so ago and fly and apes were kinda like "the problem is exaggerated". Might depend on area. Article I saw on them indicate they like to dig under stuff and can become territorial. Reptile skin is nice - tad thin for boots unless bonded to something.Invasive tegu lizards still creeping out southeast Hillsborough residents
The non-native reptiles can grow as long as five feet and love eggs.www.tampabay.com
Invasive species, black and white lizards. They'd look good as a pair of boots, wouldn't they?
I haven't seen any, but there is a link for sightings of them. Had a few in my area but not recently. Too north right now probably. Give it a decade or so and they might show up more.
