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Texas Horned Lizard: Popularly called ‘horned toads’ due to their squat appearance, these unusual members of the iguana family occupy a special ecological niche. Their flat, mottled shape makes them very cryptic against sand and gravel as their numerous spines break up the outline of their bodies. More >> |
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Tokay Gecko: Tokay geckos are attractive physically and draw hobbyists to them based on sight alone. That’s unfortunate because the Tokay gecko’s attitude doesn’t match its good looks. If you think a nocturnal lizard that’s definitely not a hands-on pet is suitable, this is an otherwise hardy gecko to consider. More >> |
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Tuatara: These throwbacks to prehistoric times are in their own separate family; they’re not even a lizard despite their similarity. They survive in just a few remote islands under the coldest conditions of any living reptile – normal active temps are in the 60s, and even high 50s Fahrenheit. More >> |
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