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Oriente bearded anole

Origin: Cuba Full length: 25 to 30 cm Diet: Insects, mice, snails Average starting cost of keeping, including equipment: ~¥68,000

It is originally a snail eater, so its movements are very slow and it's easy to handle.

Its head is large and developed to crush shells, and it has strong jaws, but it has a very gentle and calm personality.

Since capture bred specimens are widely distributed, it is tolerant to a certain degree of temperature and humidity ranges, hardy, and easy to raise.

It can change its body color like a chameleon, and its eyes move in all directions, but it doesn't chase food with its eyes, and instead prefers to have it brought to its mouth, making it a cute, cuddly (and lazy) animal.

Some shops also sell canned snails for feeding, so it can be fun to give them to your lizard as a snack.

If you are looking for an arboreal lizard that is easy to keep, easy to interact with, and not too large, this species is highly recommended.

Danbooru

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はちゅ娘　樹上性トカゲ編

大型ならサンエステバン、小型ならオリーブダシアが好きですが、１番はやはりアブロニアのタエニアータ。例によって描いてませんけど。

Reptigirls: Arboreal Lizards Edition

I like San Esteban for the large ones and <i>Dasia olivacea</i> for the small ones, but my favorite is still <i>Abronia taeniata</i>. As usual, I haven't drawn it yet.

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はちゅ娘　樹上性トカゲ編

Reptigirls: Arboreal Lizards Edition

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はちゅ娘 樹上性トカゲ編

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はちゅ娘　樹上性トカゲ編