Will lizards recognize their owners if they are kept for a long time?

No. Lizard is a reptile belonging to Lepidoptera. Distributed in all lands except Antarctica and a few Arctic regions. The living environment of lizards is relatively fixed, and only a few live in mountains or water. Lizards are different from traditional pets, cats and dogs. Lizards are cold-blooded. The characteristic of cold-blooded animals is that they can't keep their body temperature, so they can't evolve a developed brain, and it is difficult to have feelings. Generally speaking, they don't have the ability to identify their owners, so they won't be familiar with their owners for a long time and they won't have feelings. Even after long-term feeding, lizards rarely show intimate movements to their owners, which is determined by biological characteristics. Although lizards will not keep close relationship with their owners, they will show some behaviors different from strangers after long-term feeding. For example, lizards are already familiar with the smell of their owners, and they don't react violently to the touch of their owners, but they are instinctive, but this is the lizard's recognition of you and accustomed to your existence. Because of its biological characteristics, lizards can remember your smell, reduce their vigilance and have no emotional attachment to you. Most pet lizards are Nocturnal Animals. They rest in the dark during the day and come out for food at night. When feeding pet lizards, pay attention to preparing a "cave" for them. They don't like light. A pet lizard that has just arrived home needs time to adapt to the new environment. Don't get used to it for at least a week. Leave it a quiet and nutritious environment to rest. Pet lizards have poor adaptability to the environment.