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| Arizona Dry Bones is working hard on expanding our offerings of lizards and snakes. We have just added a Gaboon Viper and a large Rattlesnake to our Taxonomic List. |
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Rhinoceros Iguana A native of Haiti and
Puerto Rico, this lizard reaches a length of more than 3 feet (1 meter). It feeds on fruit and small vertebrates.
Populations are severely threatened.(Cyclura cornuta) Length of skull: 5 inches. Price $139.00 |
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Green Iguana The familiar iguana kept as a pet.
This lizard, native to mainland Central and South America, is completely herbivorous as an adult, and reaches a length of 6 feet.(Iguana iguana) Skull length 4.5 inches. Price: $89.00 |
Caiman Lizard Caiman lizards are found in
South America in Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Brazil. These lizards spend a lot of time in the water and they inhabit
marshes, streams and flooded forests. Caiman lizards often bask on branches overhanging the water. Their heavy, bulbous teeth
are adapted for crushing snail shells..(Dracaena guianensis) Length of skull: 4.2 inches. Price $139.00 |
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Komodo Dragon The largest lizard living
in the world today, it reaches lengths of just over 10 feet.(Varanus komodoensis) Skull length 5.9 inches. Price: $159.00 |
Water Monitor . The longest lizard in the world
(but not the heaviest, which is the Komodo). Water monitors are perhaps the most ubiquitous monitor lizards
in Asia, and range from Sri Lanka, India, Indochina, the Malay Peninsula and various islands of Malaysia.
They live in tropical forested areas.(Varanus salvator) Length of skull: 5.7 inches. Price $99.00 |
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Gaboon Viper This snake is heavy-bodied
and has the longest fangs of any venomous snake. (Bitis gabonicus) Skull length 3.5 inches. Price: $130.00 |
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