The Lizard Lounge website provides you with specifics about more than 30 different lizard species! Follow each lizard's link to find out what makes them different from the rest and explore the rest of the site to find general lizard information!
Uroplatus is a genus of geckos commonly referred to as Flat or Leaf-tailed Geckos. All of the species of this genus are found in primary and secondary forests on the island of Madagascar, and some on islands off Madagascar, such as Nosy Be. They are endemic to Madagascar, and found nowhere else on earth.
The Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary's website about lizards highlights five specific breeds and provides you with information about their food, description, habitat, range, life span, and more. These breeds include the Green Anole, Brown Anole, Southeastern Five-lined Skink, Indo-Pacific Gecko, and Six-lined Racerunner.
Each type of lizard has its own unique needs, requirements, and behaviors. So take a little bit of time looking at and learning about the different types of lizards and choose the right one for you!
Did you know that the dwarf gecko is so small that it could fit on the tip of your finger? Amazing! The San Diego Zoo's animal byte section features lizard information, photos, videos, sound clips and more!
Did you know that there are about 5,000 different species of lizards? Wikipedia's web page about lizards provides you with information about lizards' characteristics, senses, communication, relationships and more!
The Green Iguana Society is dedicated to providing quality information on Iguana care as well as as adoptions and rescues throughout the US and Canada.
There are many, many types of lizards in the world. How can you narrow down the choices and decide which lizard is the perfect one for you? By learning more about the differences between lizards and deciding what aspects are most appealing to you, your choice can be an easy one.
Want to know more information about a specific lizard breed? Lizards.com is a site completely dedicated to all things lizard! Here you will find links to more than 20 different lizard species, providing you with photographs and information about their appearance, size, range, and more!
