Description[]
Lizards are reptiles and they can stick to many things. They usually walk on flat surfaces, such as walls and floors.
Types of lizards[]
Bearded Dragon[]
Also known as "beardies," the bearded dragon is native to Australia. This lizard is a pro at adapting to extreme temperatures and moisture shifts, making it an easy beginner reptile.
Chameleon[]
This type of lizard comes in over 200 types, including the popular veiled chameleon, Jackson's chameleon and pygmy chameleon. The most friendly of the bunch is the veiled chameleon, which originates in Saudi Arabia and Yemen. Chameleons don't tolerate much handling and are best admired through the glass of their habitat.
Crested Gecko[]
The cute crested gecko comes to us from the island of New Caledonia. They enjoy some handling, especially the freedom to roam around on your hand or arm. They are docile and easy to manage. This type of gecko would make a good family pet for a household with older children.
Leopard Gecko[]
This pet lizard originates in the Middle Eastern countries of Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan and India. They are known as very calm pets.
Tegu[]
These South and Central American lizards are common in Brazil, Paraguay and northern Argentina. The Argentine black and white tegu, red tegus and gold tegus may also be found roaming Florida properties. Tegus tend to be docile but grow up to four feet long, making them best suited for experienced reptile handlers.