Viviparous lizard

The viviparous lizard (Latin: Zootoca vivipara) is a species of reptile from the family of true lizards. Description: Length: up to 15–18 cm, of which 10–11 cm is the tail. The color is gray-brown, with dark stripes running along the sides and along the middle of the back. The underside of the body is light: with a beige tint The lizard is ovoviviparous. The young are born in transparent egg shells. Housing conditions For a pregnant viviparous lizard, a cube-type terrarium is chosen. Here are some care guidelines: Temperature: daytime - 20–28°C Humidity: 60–75%. Bottom: Line the bottom with imitation forest litter to make the lizards feel more comfortable; place a piece of driftwood with several cracks on the bottom. Shelters: you can build shelves, houses, rock gardens. Substrate: Coarse sand, gravel, and coconut substrate are best. Fine sand, wood shavings, and similar substrates are not suitable, as they can be ingested with food and cause gastrointestinal problems. Cloaca is an expanded terminal