Mexican Alligator Lizard
Abronia graminea
The Mexican alligator lizard is a live-bearing, arboreal lizard of Mexican montane cloud forests. Its angular head, armored green scales and prehensile tail suit life among branches. Captive animals need densely furnished climbing space, strong ventilation, regular drinking opportunities and moderate temperatures with a safe gradient; prolonged heat is a particular concern. Feed varied, appropriately supplemented insects and keep reliable breeding provenance.
Colors: Wild Type
