Origin: Mexico Full length: 20 to 25 cm Diet: Crickets, worms, etc. Average starting cost of keeping, including equipment: ~¥120,000

Although there are individual differences, their body color ranges from sky blue to emerald green, and they are of unparalleled beauty, with rugged scales and a fearless face.

This species is also known as Abronia, which comes from the scientific name "Abronia." Although the name originally refers to an entire genus, this species is so famous that its nickname is used to refer to the approximately 25 species in the genus Abronia.

The beauty and rarity of this species have made it an object of admiration for many years. Well, the Japanese name is too long and not very cool either...

I've been praising this species because it's "easily recognizable and beautiful," but other Abronia species are also quite cool, and I personally think that Taeniata and Deppii also have an unbeatable coolness.