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Northern Brown Basilisk
| Place of Origin and Range | They are native to Mexico, Central America and adjacent north western Colombia, but have been introduced into the U.S. state of Florida as a feral species. |
| Description | Their three crests are on the head, along the body and along the tail. They usually appear in brown or olive brown with black stripes. The stripes are usually only on the flanks and on the dorsal crest. They also have a white stripe, which extends from the eyes to the rear legs. The males have a larger crest than the females. |
| Morph Patterns Available | Yes |
| Adult Size | Can grow up to 24 in ( 60cm) |
| Accommodation | Temperatures of 79 °F (26 °C) to 95 °F (35 °C) and must have appropriate sources of UVB and UVA lighting, or else their bodies cannot produce vitamin D that promotes calcium absorption, which can result in a metabolic bone disease that can be fatal. A large enclosure and access to fresh water. 6 f x 6 f x 30 inches. |
| Lifespan | Can live up to 10 years |
| Feeding / Diet | These Basilisks are omnivorous and eat insects, fruits and flowers. Their predators include birds of prey, opossums and snakes. |
