I am not familiar with Agamas, however I will share the information that I have find and links that should be helpful.
It appears that agamas are newer to the
pet trade and not widely studied yet. Many websites give a basic overview of needs.
http://www.anapsid.org/agamas.html
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/3881/safacts.html
Most suggest that you do research in recent magazines since they are the most up-to-date with their information. At least that is what we hope. You might be able to check out these magazines from your local library. The issues #'s I've listed are ones that specifically discuss Starre Agamas.
Reptile Hobbyist, Issue 2:10, Author CRM
International Reptilian, Issue 3:7, Author - David Buttle
One website described the breed as timid in the wild, but agreeable and tame in captivity. It also said that one in particular would perform a morning ritual to be fed and did not repeat the ritual again until the next morning. This site gave references to other materials you might want to investigate further.
http://www.nafcon.dircon.co.uk/laudakia_stellio.htm
I hope this was helpful. If you decide to to take one on, you might be furthering reptile knowledge. Just make sure you are getting it from a
reputable breeder and not wild caught. We do not want to perpetuate specie depletion,
