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Anole: (All Anole species.) More >> |
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Argentine Tegu: These powerful, terrestrial predators shelter in burrows after being active by day. The black and white tegu, or Argentine tegu, emerges with the warming sun and actively prowls its territory in search of any small animals that it’s capable of catching and devouring. More >> |
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Argus Monitor: This diurnal lizard will be conspicuous to anyone spending time in its range. The Argus monitor is often seen basking near roadways or rapidly running across them, they have the habit of pausing frequently with their heads up to scan for food or potential danger. More >> |
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Asian Water Monitor: Because of their size, water monitors require spacious, well-constructed enclosures. As their name implies, water monitors are semi-aquatic. Captive water monitors should be provided with a container of water large enough to permit soaking along with sturdy branches for climbing and basking. More >> |
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Australian Water Dragon: The Australian water dragon can be accurately described as a true omnivore – they’ll eagerly dine on a broad assortment of small animals, but also eat many kinds of fruits and leafy greens. More >> |
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