Abronia Smithi
$480.99
Abronia Smithi
Captive Bred
Males Available
Around 6 – 7 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
Extremely Rare In The Hobby, Excellent For A Breeding Project
Feeding On Live Crickets or Meal worms
Abronia smithi is a name used for a distinctive arboreal lizard in the alligator lizard group. Before purchasing, confirm the scientific identification with the seller, as similar names can cause confusion in the reptile trade.
Abronia smithi Highlights
- Scientific Name: Abronia smithi — confirm the identification with the seller.
- Lifestyle: Arboreal; suitable housing should provide climbing opportunities.
- Habitat Needs: Requires carefully managed temperature, humidity, ventilation, and shelter.
- Care Level: Best suited to keepers who have researched the needs of the confirmed species.
Care Requirements
Provide a secure, vertically oriented enclosure with sturdy branches, dense foliage, hiding places, and appropriate environmental conditions. Avoid assuming that care requirements for another Abronia species will be identical.
Some Abronia species have conservation protections and strict wildlife-trade requirements. Verify the species’ accepted scientific name, legal status, origin, and required permits before purchasing. Do not acquire a wild-caught animal without appropriate documentation.
Contact Verdant Reptiles to confirm current availability, pricing, scientific identification, and supporting paperwork.
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