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This is a complete range of all the Lizards permitted
to be kept as pets in Australia. All reptiles require a permit from
the National Parks and Wildlife Fauna Unit. Click here
for application details.
| Merten's
Water Monitor |
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| Moderately
large monitor; tail long and extremely laterally compressed,
bearing double- keeled vertebral ridge. Ground colour
dark olive-brown to olive-grey marked with numerous very
small dark-edged pale grey to pale yellow spots on body,
limbs and base of tail. Lips and side of neck yellowish
brown. |
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| Northern
Bearded Dragon |
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| Large robust
Pogona with well-developed 'beard', strongly depressed
body and broad head. Interior of mouth usually pink. Ground
colour shades of grey, brown, reddish brown to bright
orange. Pattern prominent on juveniles; obscure to absent
on adults. |
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| Peninsula
Dragon |
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| Males are
subject to extensive geographic variation in colour, pattern,
and to a lesser extent, size. Females do not vary markedly.
Females and juveniles: Ground colour brown, brownish grey
to grey (reddish brown in Gawler Ranges), fading to paler
shade of ground colour or cream on lower flanks. |
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