Lizards

The Mexican alligator lizard is bright green with defined scales over its body, short, robust limbs, and long claws. It has a prehensile tail that gives the lizard a unique and imposing appearance. Mexican alligator lizards require a regulated set Read More →

Draco volans (also stylized d. volans) is a lizard species with wing-like lateral extensions that give it gliding capabilities. You’ll also see Draco volans referred to as the “common flying dragon.” This lizard is tan with sparse dark specks on Read More →

The agama lizard is a docile lizard and part of the Old World Lizards group. Native to Sub-Saharan Africa, the agama lizard lives in arid and semi-desert environments. Most adult lizards will grow up to 12 inches long and display Read More →

The draco lizard is a flat-bodied lizard species with wing-like lateral extensions that enable it to glide from one tree to another. The lizard has a mottled brown color that serves as camouflage against tree bark. The draco lizard is Read More →

The fire skink is a vibrant lizard from western Africa. Fire skinks have red and orange coloring, a golden dorsal, and black and white flecks along the sides of their bodies. Beginner and experienced hobbyists alike will enjoy the fire Read More →

The green basilisk is a triangular-headed lizard with a laterally compressed body covered in tiny green scales. This lizard has gray, white, or light blue markings across its body that give it a unique appearance. The green basilisk is originally Read More →

The Jackson’s chameleon is a vibrant green, blue, and yellow lizard that is native to the mountain slopes in Tanzania and Kenya. The Hawaiian Islands now houses a large invasive population of Jackson’s chameleons. Beginner chameleon keepers will find it Read More →

  The Earless Monitor Lizard is a semi-aquatic reptile (able to live in both land and water), although their favorite place is living near rocky streams and marshes. Earless Monitor Lizards are commonly found in rainforests and wetlands, but they Read More →

The Australian Water Dragon belongs to the genus Physignathus as described by George Cuvier in 1829. The term Physignathus actually translates to “puff-cheek” as it refers to the bulging appearance of the throat and lower jaw of the dragon. This Read More →

Satanic leaf-tailed geckos are not pets for the faint of heart. They require an expert’s care and attention but can be very rewarding and unique companions. Their temperament is very shy, and they do not like to be handled, but Read More →