Caiman Lizard
$745.00
- Dracaena guianensis
- Farm Bred
- Males And Females Available
- Approximately 3 – 4 Feet In Length From Head To Tail
- These Pre-Historic Looking Animals Are An Eye Catcher! With Crimson Red Heads Thick Jowels And Deep
- Green Gator Skin These Reptiles Are Like Nothing You’ve Ever Seen
- Power Jawed Hunters Feeding On Fresh Water Shell Fish And Frozen Thawed Snails Regularly
The Caiman Lizard (Dracaena guianensis) is a striking semi-aquatic reptile native to South America. It has a large head, strong jaws, a muscular body, and a long tail. Its green body and orange or reddish head make it stand out.
Caiman Lizard Highlights
- Scientific Name: Dracaena guianensis
- Origin: Northern South America, including parts of the Amazon and surrounding river systems.
- Adult Size: Can reach around 4 feet in total length.
- Habitat: Lives near rivers, swamps, and other freshwater habitats.
- Diet: Commonly eats snails, crustaceans, and other suitable animal foods.
Care Requirements
Caiman Lizards need a very large, secure enclosure with a substantial swimming area, dry basking space, sturdy branches, and suitable heat and UVB lighting. Maintain appropriate temperature and humidity levels.
Their specialized diet and aquatic needs make them demanding reptiles. They are best suited to experienced keepers who can provide the space, equipment, and long-term care they require.
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