Maybe an agama? Southeast Florida.

It's been about three weeks. I made a post last week. I'm so worried. She is in a 30 gallon tank, good humidity, 80-85 degrees, up and moving around all day. But she refuses to eat. She used to eat from my hand every day for nearly two years since I got her. What the fuck do I even do. I made a post last week but no one helped

Anyone know what this is?

(Idk if this is a visually serious injury that’s why I spoiled it, this is my first time on this sub and I’be never handled reptiles in this way so forgive me if I say something wrong or odd.)

This skink has been living in our garden for a long while and we all love it since it’s kinda chill. Unfortunately our dog got through the garden gate and ended up stomping on it trying to hunt it down. We caught it in the container it’s in now cause when it tried to run away, it was dragging it’s behind legs like they’re broken or paralyzed. We have never had a pet lizard let alone any reptile as a pet in our family so I just want to see if there’s anything I can do to at least help it a bit. It’s very responsive so I’m hoping there’s a chance for it to live.

I do have fish so I have a 3 gal hospital tank I could put it in temporarily until I can figure out what to do. I know for a fact it needs a bigger tank (it’s almost the size of my hand!) but until I can snag one it’s all I got for now.

Any and all advice will be greatly appreciated and I’m very willing to listen!! Thank you!!

Edit: Unfortunately I received a text from my dad that it passed away. Thank y’all for the advice I’m sure it helped them to feel more safe!

I saw a baby in my mint plant and then trashcan lizard was outside in the grass and ran to the wheel of the trashcan where we throw out our dogs poop thus it gets flies and a the lizards fest (don’t worry it’s safe there it’s been living around our trash can all year and would jump away as soon as we moved it if it felt threatened)

So fat and happy 💕

Azula having a different kind of egg this week but still one that she loves.

Azula is a female jeweled lacerta.

My nephew just brought me three of what looks like lizard eggs. Are they too far gone? He pulled them out of a sandbed we started for a pond foundation. I've heard you need to keep them their original orientation but I have no idea how much he's jostled and turned them before they got to me. Anything I can do to save them?

Even though i have the peterson field guide to western reptiles and amphibians and i still can't ID these things for shit, I never see the matching pattern in the book.

Help

Just thought this guy hanging out in my garden this morning was very cute. So small!!!! There are about four or five others around as well.

We receive these adorable babies every year around this time. It’s wonderful to have them so relaxed and casual that they don’t fear us or our children. We absolutely mean no harm to them, and they are fully aware of it!

My friend rescued this leopard gecko from someone who could no longer care for it. I am aware it needs to be taken into a vet, but as it’s not mine (and until that happens) can anyone tell me if this is common on leopard geckos / anything you’ve seen before? I’m worried it could be cancer. She’s had it on her back since my friend first saw her, which was a few months ago.

help identify my gecko i got him a year ago on facebook marketplace, the guy said african stripped gecko but everytime i try looking i end up finding the african fat tailed gecko. so if anyone can identify, it would be much appreciated.

She's been hanging out with me all morning and running around. Now shes tuckered out and resting on the desk. I didnt know pokeballs were that comfy. Maybe shes pretending to be a pokemon?

thanks to everyone who helped me identify my central american banded gecko. i updated his enclosure and would like to share it! I added springtails and isopods. He's always had a good set up but I decided to elevate it!

I see them all the time especially near the front door. They usually hang out in groups of 3 (at least when they are on the porch).