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	Care Sheet for the Genus Uromastyx
		Uromastyx ornatus are sexually dimorphic with adult males being green or blue green with blotches of yellows and oranges.
		Uromastyx acanthinurus have not been imported from Morocco for several years, however, a few animals occasionally come from Europe and a only two private breeders are known to occasionally produce captive born animals.
		Uromastyx ornatus are the easiest to sex due to enlarged femoral pores on the males and adult males are more colorful than females.
	www.anapsid.org /uromastyx.html (1568 words)

	Digimorph - Uromastyx hardwickii (Indian spiny-tailed lizard)
		Uromastyx is a desert lizard found in both rocky and sandy terrains from North Africa (Morocco to Mauritania, across to Egypt and the Sudan) and the Middle East (the Arabian Peninsula, Iran, Iraq) to India, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
		Uromastyx is omnivorous, but while the young feed predominantly on invertebrates, adults incorporate a high degree of plant material into their diet.
		The mandibles were affixed to the skull with wax; this appears as dark gray material at the anterior end of the lower jaw and on the mandibular condyles of the quadrates.
	www.digimorph.org /specimens/Uromastyx_hardwickii (1014 words)

	Uromastyx - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Uromastyxes are a genus of lizard known as the Spiny-tailed lizards.
		Initially, uromastyx in captivity had a poor survival rate due to a lack of understanding of their dietary and environmental needs.
		Uromastyx are burrowing lizards, and need substrate deep enough to burrow in, or a low structure under which to hide.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Uromastyx (0 words)

	Tortoise Trust Web - The Spiny-Tailed Lizard at home
		Uromastyx acanthinurus, the Spiny-tailed lizard, inhabits the Sahara Desert from the Saharan Atlas to the Sudan, and from Mauritania to Egypt.
		Uromastyx acanthinurus tends to prefer steep rocky faces, steep inclines or cliffs in which to excavate its burrows in hamada type habitats, although in reg environments burrows are found in a variety of situations, from the banks of roads through stabilised sand-dunes.
		Uromastyx are strictly diurnal in habit and are enthusiastic baskers, usually leaving their burrows only when the outside temperature exceeds 20 °C. On rare cold or dull days, they often fail to appear at all.
	www.tortoisetrust.org /articles/uromastyx.html (2365 words)

	Uromastyx Lizards
		The Uromastyxes are a genus of lizard known as the Spiny-tailed lizards.
		Uromastyxes are omnivores eating a variety of greens and occasionally insects.
		They spend most of their lives hiding and living underground or in rocky areas with good shelter.
	www.reptilesncritters.com /uromastyx.php (60 words)

	Uromastyx Caresheet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Uromastyx, also know as spiny tail agamids or lizards have approximately 19 species in their family, of which, 7 are found in captivity in the United States.
		Uromastyx are cute lizards with short snouts, with short squatty, but muscular looking legs, smooth backs and a spiny tail.
		Uromastyx produce what is know as snalt, this is a mixture of snot and salt and sometimes gets crusted around the nostrils when the uro sneezes.
	www.herphabitats.com /reptile_information/uromastyx.htm (1681 words)

	Uromastyx hardwickii - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hardwicke's or Indian spiny-tailed lizard (Uromastyx hardwickii) is a species of agamid lizard found in the Thar desert and surrounding dry areas in Pakistan and India.
		Uromastyx hardwickii breed in spring after emerging from hibernation.
		The flesh of the lizard is said to taste similar to that of chicken.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Uromastyx_hardwickii (0 words)

	Totally Reptiles - Mali Uromastyx CareSheet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Uromastyx are found in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Mauritania, Lybia, Sudan, Tchad, Mali, Niger, Egypt, Israel, Arab Peninsular, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, India, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea, and Oman.
		Uromastyx fall into this category but in my experience most Uro owners tend to lean towards the higher end of the spectrum.
		Uromastyx who have been exposed to natural sunlight often revert to a near wild state and behave accordingly by hiding and fleeing from you until they once again feel safe.
	www.totallyreptiles.com /caresheets/lizards/maliUro.html (0 words)

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		Uromastyx aegyptius is the largest member of the genus with individuals reaching 30 inches or more in total length and weighing several pounds.
		Uromastyx ornatus are sexually dimorphic with adult males being green or blue green with blotches of yellows and oranges.
		Uromastyx acanthinurus have not been imported from Morocco for several years, however, a few animals occasionally come from Europe and a only two private breeders are known to occasionally produce captive born animals.
	www.michiganreptileshow.com /uromastyx.html (1452 words)

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		All species of Uromastyx also have salt glands around their nostrils and it is not uncommon to see salt crystals build up around the nostril.
		Diet: Uromastyx are omnivorous lizards though a majority of their diet consists of vegetables and dark leafy greens with the occasional insects.
		Uromastyx ornatus are the easiest to sex due to enlarged femoral pores on the males and adult males are more colorful than females.
	www.exoticpa.com /uromastyx_lizard.html (1582 words)

	Mali Uromastyx Caresheet by Andres Merizalde
		Uromastyx are exothermic and thus need a heat source, this can be supplied in the form of a heat lamp which is positioned over a rock permitting the animal to bask under it and at the same time should be placed far enough so that it is out of reach.
		Uromastyx like their body temperatures to be over 100 degrees Fahrenheit so a basking spot that is around 120 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit is necessary.
		Uromastyx should almost exclusively be fed plant matter and should be fed daily making sure that the lizard fills its gut sufficiently giving it a rounded and full appearance.
	www.reptilerepublic.com /university/caresheets/uromastyx.html (1000 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - The Care and Breeding of Spiny-tailed Lizards
		Uromastyx maliensis are reptiles ranging from 12" to 18" in length.
		As Uromastyx maliensis have a maximum adult length of around 18" the enclosure for this species should be no smaller than a 55-gallon aquarium or equivalent enclosure.
		Uromastyx fall into this category but most Uro owners tend to lean towards the higher end of the spectrum.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A947162 (0 words)

	Uromastyx
		Many Uromastyx will tolerate being housed with a member of the opposite sex, but exceptions exist even here Females tend to become very hostile towards all others, male or female, once they are bred and begin preparing a nesting site.
		Uromastyx are primarily herbivores, with a taste for insects on the side.
		Uromastyx do not need a lot of water, they are fine as long as there bellies are full of food.
	www.geocities.com /thenobody2/Uromastyx.html (907 words)

	Mali Uromastyx and Red Saharan Uromastyx
		Uromastyx is a genus of lizards in the family Agamidae, the same family that includes bearded dragons, frilled dragons and other familiar lizards.
		Common names are "spinytail" and "spiny-tailed agamid" which is from the 10 to 30 rings of spiked scales on the top of the tail.
		His rear legs and tail are paralized due to and injury suffered prior to accuring him in April 2005.
	www.geocities.com /jonneighbors/Uromastyx_Photos.html?1118390559062 (155 words)

	Totally Reptiles - Ornate Uromastyx CareSheet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Some taxonomists consider Uromastyx ornatus to be a subspecies of Uromastyx ocellatus, but for this article we will consider the separate species.
		Uromastyx hardwicki is similar in color to the Egyptian spiny-tailed, whereas Uromastyx benti males have burnt red coloration on their backs.
		Uromastyx ocellatus is usually light brown with light colored spots on the back.
	www.totallyreptiles.com /caresheets/lizards/ornateUro.html (0 words)

	Uromastyx Care Sheet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Most Uromastyx specied come from desert to semi-arid areas and prefer a hot environment to live in.
		The Uromastyx are used to hot, arid desert conditions.
		You must offer a large heat gradient, as cool as 90 degrees F and as hot as 110 degrees F, with a basking spot that reaches around 120 degrees F. Maintain the heat gradient successfully by placing thermometers at either end of the enclosure.
	www.the-lizard-lounge.com /content/species/uromastyx.asp (398 words)

	Deer Fern Farms Uromastyx Care Page
		We have noticed better coloration in many Uromastyx exposed to strong UVB from Mercury Vapor bulbs or Arcadia bulbs and Uro pairs in cages with these bulbs tend (by coincidence or not) to be some of our better breeders.
		Uromastyx do detect the difference between normal "man made" light and sunlight and are unmistakably attracted to sunlight.
		Uromastyx raised outdoors in unfiltered sunlight are the most dramatically pigmented of all.
	www.deerfernfarms.com /Uromastyx_Care.htm (7200 words)

	Mali Uromastyx - Pet Solutions
		Mali Uromastyx, (Uromastyx maliensis), are ground dwelling lizards native to the deserts of Mali, Africa.
		Uromastyx are hardy, outgoing and quickly become tame.
		Mali Uromastyx are territorial but can be kept in groups with one male per group as long as enough space, basking, and hiding places are provided.
	www.petsolutions.com /Mali+Uromastyx-I-6600L-I-C-40003072-C-.aspx (0 words)

	How to care for your new Uro, Uromastyx mali, with pictures
		Provide a cool area at 80 to 95F at one end of their cage plus a toasty warm spot for them to bask (loaf) in leisure.
		Uromastyx climb all over each other to devour dandelion blooms.
		Foods: Uromastyx resemble tortoises in the face and in their diet preferences.
	www.aqualandpetsplus.com /Lizards,%20Uromastyx%20mali.htm (0 words)

	Alex Smith Reptiles \|
		This is because Uromastyx dont need to drink water to become hydrated, they get most or all of their water from the greens that are fed. You can feed them greens every day or every other day, but be sure that your lizard is plump, not over weight and not thin.
		Mali Uromastyx cages need a basking spot of 110-120 or a basking spot of 130 would be good also.
		Uromastyx are still somewhat unkown and are beginning to gain popularity.
	www.freewebs.com /alex530/maliuromastyxcare.htm (495 words)

	Uromastyx Specialities
		Baby uromastyx need basking temps kept slightly lower overall (110 to 115 degrees) due to the smaller body mass of the baby.
		Young uromastyx should never be fed superworms, as these worms are extremely hard to digest and often reek havoc on the digestive tracts.
		This is the minimum age a baby uromastyx should leave the breeders care, especially in the care of a novice hobbyist.
	www.uromastyxspecialities.com /care.html (4255 words)

	mali uromastyx care
		Your uromastyx will also benefit from natural sunlight and we recommend putting your lizard outside in a safe enclosure to bask for at least 30 minutes per week.
		Just remember that they need to develop a good appetitie for greens and such and that their long-term dietary behaviors should not be compromised by feeding too many crickets and worms.
		Uromastyx are hardy reptiles when captive bred in the pet trade, yet they still can succumb to numerous diseases and problems.
	www.sundialreptile.com /care%20sheet--uro.htm (1303 words)

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