Caring for your Nigerian Uromastyx
The Nigerian Uromastyx, also known as the Saharan or Geyr’s Spiny-Tailed Lizard, is a hardy, desert-dwelling species found in arid regions of Niger, Mali, and Algeria. These diurnal reptiles are known for their striking orange, yellow, or red coloration and docile temperaments once acclimated. Adults reach 12–16 inches in length and thrive in hot…
Caring for your Ocelot Gecko
Ocelot Geckos, also known as Madagascar Ground Geckos or Panther Geckos, are nocturnal, terrestrial lizards native to the dry forests and scrublands of Madagascar. Named for their striking ocelot-like spots and bands, these geckos are small to medium-sized and grow up to 5–6 inches in length. They are active, curious, and relatively hardy, making them…
Caring for your Schneider’s Skink
Schneider’s Skinks, also known as Berber Skinks or Golden Skinks, are medium-sized terrestrial lizards native to North Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. They inhabit dry, rocky grasslands and semi-desert regions, often burrowing or hiding under stones during the day. Adults typically reach 12–16 inches in length…
Caring for your Red-Eyed Crocodile Skink
The Red-Eyed Crocodile Skink is a small, unique lizard native to the tropical rainforests of New Guinea. Recognized by their armor-like scales and bright orange-red rings around their eyes, these shy, terrestrial reptiles resemble miniature dragons. Adults reach 8–10 inches in length and are known for…
Caring for your Bynoe’s Gecko
The Bynoe’s Gecko is a small, hardy species native to Australia, found across a wide range of arid and semi-arid habitats. This terrestrial gecko is known for its adaptability and nocturnal lifestyle, emerging at night to hunt small insects. Adults typically reach 3–4 inches in total length, making them one of the…
Caring for your Cuban False Chameleon
The Cuban False Chameleon is a fascinating species of anole native to Cuba. Unlike typical anoles, these lizards are heavier-bodied, with broad heads and independently moving eyes that give them a “chameleon-like” appearance. Adults typically reach 10–13 inches in length…
Blue-Tongued Skink (indonesian) Care
The Indonesian Blue-Tongued Skink is a large, slow-moving lizard native to Indonesia. Known for its characteristic blue tongue, it typically grows to about 18-24 inches long. With a relatively docile……
Argentine Black & White Tegu Care
The Black & White Tegu, also known as the Argentine Tegu, is a large, robust lizard native to South America, specifically Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. These lizards are known for their striking black and white coloration, which provides excellent camouflage in their natural habitat. Tegus are intelligent…
Mexican Spiny-Tailed Iguana Care
The Mexican Spiny-Tailed Iguana is a medium-sized species found primarily in Mexico. This species is well-known for its rugged, spiny tail, which it uses for defense. Typically reaching 3 to 4…
Rhinoceros Iguana Care
The Rhinoceros Iguana is a large and robust species native to the island of Hispaniola, which includes both Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Characterized by its distinctive horn-like structures on the snout, this iguana can grow up to 5 feet…
Green Iguana Care
The Green Iguana is a large, herbivorous reptile native to Central and South America. Known for its vibrant green color and long, spiny tail, it can grow up to 6-7…
Veiled Chameleon Care
Native to Yemen and Saudi Arabia, the Veiled Chameleon thrives in hot, arid climates with access to lush vegetation. They are known for their impressive casque (the tall crest on their heads) and vibrant green coloration, often displaying yellow, blue, and orange markings. Adults can reach up to 24…
Senegal Chameleon Care
The Senegal Chameleon originates from West Africa, inhabiting areas of dense vegetation and open savannas. These chameleons are typically green or brown with the ability to shift colors based on mood and environment. Reaching up to 8 …
Panther Chameleon Care
The Panther Chameleon is native to Madagascar, inhabiting a range of forest environments. Known for its striking colors, this species can reach lengths of 12-20 …
Jackson’s Chameleon Care
Jackson’s Chameleons are native to the mountainous regions of East Africa, particularly Kenya and Tanzania. They are well-known for their three distinct horns (one on the nose and two above the eyes), resembling tiny triceratops, which are most prominent in males. Typically, they grow to about 8-10…
Carpet Chameleon Care
The Carpet Chameleon, native to Madagascar, is a vibrant species known for its unique patterning and adaptability. Averaging 7-9 inches in length, this species is highly territorial and displays a range of….
Cuban Knight Anole Care
The Knight Anole, native to Cuba, is the largest anole species, reaching up to 18-20 inches in length. Recognizable by its vibrant green color with occasional white or…
Green Anole Care
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The Green Anole, also known as the American Chameleon, is native to the southeastern United States. Known for its ability to change color from green to brown, this small, active lizard typically grows 5-8…
Brown Anole Care
The Brown Anole is native to the Caribbean and parts of Central America and has adapted well to various habitats. It is a small, active lizard, usually 5-8…
Three Lined Knob-Tailed Gecko Care
The Three-Lined Knob-Tailed Gecko is native to the arid and semi-arid regions of Australia. This small, terrestrial gecko is characterized by its distinctive knobbed tail and three prominent lines running down its back, which provides excellent camouflage among the sandy and rocky substrates. Typically, they reach about 4-5…