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Common Gliding Lizard
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Common Gliding Lizard

Place of Origin and Range The common gliding lizard is a species of agamid lizard endemic to South east Asia.
Description The body is of a dark grey/brown colouration with stripes and patterns to help it camouflage against the tree trunks. The males have a yellow triangular flap of skin under the chin, the gular fold, which is used to communicate with other lizards, mostly for mating. Females have a much smaller and blue flap.
Morph Patterns Available Yes
Adult Size Can grow up to 4 in(10 cm)
Accommodation They are relatively common in forests and in urban settings such as parks and gardens. Most geckos prefer warm habitat with lots of shade and hides. High humidity and lots of branches for climbing. Provide a small water dish and mist twice daily. Cover the sides of the cage when possible to prevent injury to your gecko when running into glass.
Lifespan Lifespan Unkown
Feeding / Diet Feeds on insects such as ants, and spiders, and fruit.
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