Green is back..

[Shells-n-Scales]

Ok, well I've taken some time off on the beardeds (didnt get rid of them, still have them, but just havent been pushing the breeding like I was before). Anyhow I've been focusing my time more on the unusual lizards I like and keep, and I'm happy to say soo far its been great.. here are some of the fruits of our labor...

Petrosaurus thalassinus:

The little ones;

Abronia Graminea:

the little ones;

Chamaeleolis Porcus:

have eggs in the incubator!

And here is a pair of dragons:

 

[Hellstrom]

Those are all too cool!!! The green is amazing. I love the baby picture on the tip of the finger! The Chamaeleolis Porcus' proportions made me giggle. His head is pretty monstrous and he seriously looks like a dinosaur...

Your scaly critters are just amazing!

 

[drgnfly2265]

Wow, I love the green one! And I wasn't expecting the babies to be that small, great picture.

 

[jeserah]

Sweet photos. I have to say that Abronia Graminea is the most striking in my opinion. Are the more "terrarium ornaments" or can they be handled as easily (and as stress-free) as beardies?

 

[nair88]

wow! those are some cool looking lizards!

 

[cashrokxsz]

Abronia Graminea is sick. i would love one of those. what r their living requirements. i want to c if i can provide them with optimal living opportunity before i evin think about gettin one. whats the price tag by the way?

 

[Shells-n-Scales]

Abronia aren't very "hands" on animals... they're great to look at, and watch them just move around there cages. They do not like being handled let alone grabbed... they have a strong bite for such little guys. I would somewhat consider they're housing requirements like mountane chamaeleons, they need air circulation, humidity, and plenty of plants and branches to climb around..

Price tag varies... between $500-$1200ea

This pictures show our large setups that house 1.1 pairs.. the bottome ones house single individual animals. (these pics are old, so they dont show the bromelids and ferns that are now in the cages)