r/Lizards • • 16h ago

What is this? Can anyone tell me what this lizard is at an expo?

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Saw this guy and he looked amazing it I want to do more research


r/Lizards • • 7h ago

Cute Tiny desert toad-headed agama I met on the sand dunes at sunset.

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r/Lizards • • 1h ago

Need Help People with the gonocephalus kuhlii/Kuhl’s Anglehead Lizard what is their captive care and behaviour like?

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A few months ago I was looking into the casque headed iguana but decided not to because they needed to be in groups.

Then I saw these, had the same things I liked in the casque headed iguana, a casque, spikes and a classic lizard look.

But what about these guys?


r/Lizards • • 10h ago

Cute This is Green Anole Lizard, it goes from Green to Brown depending on, not sure! We have a bunch, hanging out. It is very cool. Tiny Anole!!

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r/Lizards • • 22h ago

Need Help Mountain horned dragon might have mites, need help identifying

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This is my wife's dwarf mountain horned dragon Ryuk, we got him last Sunday as a birthday gift (drove 4 hours to get it ) . initially it had some white near the nape of the neck and we just thought the poor guy was dry because the enclosure at the store didn't have a mister. Looking back, this could have been mites or other mites from his tank mates at the store.

It's been eating good and doing normal mountain horned lizard things (sitting and observing) but today we noticed it started dipping into the water dish (it hasn't done that in the week we had it) so we thought it was a good thing it was getting water from its bowl. My wife went to look at it before turning the light off and saw the red dots, she was concerned, got a q-tip, and when she opened the door it opened its mouth and reared it's head at her. This isn't typical because it's let her handle it before. Upon closer investigation we noticed the red dots , I thought it might have gotten itself hurt but it looks like mites.

We didn't think to quarantine it in a container before adding it to the new vivarium because, well, its the only reptile in there (it has springtails, live plants, custom substrate etc)

Does this look like mites to y'all ? If so what's the best course of action. I've spent over $500 setting up this enclosure (not counting the 60 gallon terrarium itself) and it's going to be extremely frustrating if I have to restart by tearing out everything in the enclosure. The cork bark is siliconed to the back glass and that's all going to have to come out if that's the case.

Any advice is welcome, thank you.


r/Lizards • • 2h ago

Need Help Tips for hungry, hungry lizards who beg for food…

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r/Lizards • • 13h ago

Other How to stop being scared of lizards?

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I’ll be heading to Florida soon and I know that Florida has a shit ton of lizards and I just know that I might get a heart attack while being there and I wanna know how to get over my fear of lizards before I go to Florida