Central Netted Dragon
	Largest member of C. reticulatus group, bearing low nuchal crest. Ground colour pale yellowish brown (often flushed with pale orange on head), marked over head and body with brown, reddish brown to grey reticulum. Narrow vertebral stripe of ground colour extends from nape to hips or base of tail. Ventral surfaces whitish, usually bearing coarse grey reticulum on throat. Breeding males develop bright orange-red flush over head and throat. SVL 115 mm. Distinguished from C. reticulatus by colour of claws (pale vs dark), and number and alignment of femoral and preanal pores: 6-17 arranged in a curve, sweeping forward to anterior thigh (vs 15-28 arranged in a straight line along rear of thigh).   Size: Adults: 2.5yrs old  Price: $- Qty in stock: 0
Frill Necked Lizard
	Ground colour pale or dark grey, brownish grey to dull reddish brown. Juveniles and populations from eastern half of range tend to have less red pigment. Pattern usually obscure to absent, particularly on adults. When present, paravertebral series of large elongate pale blotches extend from nape to hips. Similar lateral series may also be present. Belly of mature males black. This usually extends onto lower flanks. SVL 250 mm.     Size: Hatchling  Price: $- Qty in stock: 0
Shingleback Lizard
	Western Blue-tongue lizards are smooth-scaled and have a broad, triangular shaped head. Wide, dark-coloured bands run across the skink’s body and tail. They also have a fleshy blue tongue, which gives them their name.     Size: -  Price: $- Qty in stock: 0
Blue tongue Lizard - western
	Western Blue-tongue lizards are smooth-scaled and have a broad, triangular shaped head. Wide, dark-coloured bands run across the skink’s body and tail. They also have a fleshy blue tongue, which gives them their name.     Size: -  Price: $- Qty in stock: 0
Jacky Lizard
	Pale grey to dark brown above, usually with mottled with darker brown on the flanks and sometimes with a narrow, pale, dark-edged lateral stripe from above the arm to groin. A series of large, angular, blackish patches along the middle of the back, often divided or displaced along the vertebral line, and bordered below by a broad, pale, dorso-lateral stripe from the nape to the base of the tail. This stripe may be broken up into a series of lozenge shaped bars by downward extensions of the dark mid-dorsal blotches.     Size: - Hatchlings  Price: $80.00 Qty in stock: in stock
Eastern Water Dragon
	Ground colour pale to dark yellowish brown, shades of grey to brownish grey. Up to 7 broad blackish bars extend across dorsum (most intense anteriorly), becoming narrower and fading on upper flanks. Numerous enlarged spinose transversely aligned pale scales form broken irregular lines across body, hindlimbs and tail.     Size: Hatchlings  Price: $50.00 Qty in stock:.in stock
Bearded Dragon - Inland
	Inland bearded dragons are 13 to 24 inches (33 to 61 cm) long, including the tail. They are appropriately named bearded dragons because of their beard, an expandable dewlap with spiky scales. They have a broad, triangular head, round bodies, stout legs, and robust tails. Color for this species depends on the soil of the region they live in, ranging from dull brown to tan with red or gold highlights. Size:Juveniles  Price: $95.00 Qty in stock: In Stock
Bearded Dragon - Lawsons
	Lawson's bearded dragon, also known as Rankin's bearded dragon and Pogona brevis, lives in northeastern Australia in the province of Queensland, and is sometimes reported in the adjacent Northern Territories. This is one of the smaller species, and also has a quite small 'beard' It is sometimes available in the pet trade, captive bred. One fact that is known about this dragon is that it is preyed upon by venemous P. colleti snakes, and have adopted a defense behavior of hiding in cracks in the soil. Size: -  Price: $- Qty in stock: 0

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