Rusty is a healthy adult female without any ailments that would affect the babies.

Health:

• Eyes are clear and bright
• Muscles and bones are strong with no signs of MBD
• Eats well, never refuses food and accepts all kinds of insects as well as plants
• A little bit larger than all other Texas Spinys I have owned or found. Babies may hopefully inherit her genetics for size.
• Rusty does have an old wound on her tail, but that was from external reasons, not genetics or health. She cut herself on something.

Coloration:

• A nice blend of browns over the top of her body, with a white underbelly that includes brown and black speckles
• Bright orange down her back and sides unlike most other Sceloporus olivaceus
• Black stripes running down alongside the orange but in a horizontal pattern in the center of the back
• A black stripe running down her body on either side

Temperament :

• Quite tame and calm, docile
• Has never bitten or hissed
• Allows petting occasionally
• As this is not a domestic species, she can still be skittish sometimes. But not to the extent of other spinys I have had.
• Rusty has been the most calm and friendliest spiny lizard I have owned