Crocodile Tegu
$5,400.00
- Crocodilurus amazonicus
- Captive BredÂ
- Approximately 10 – 13 Inches In Length
- This Species Is Rare And Not Much Field Information Is Found On Them
- Gorgeous Red And Orange Patterns On This Green Lizard
- Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Crickets, Worms, Snails And Fish
The Crocodile Tegu (Crocodilurus amazonicus) is a distinctive semi-aquatic lizard native to parts of the Amazon Basin in South America. Its green body and red or orange markings give it a striking appearance.
Crocodile Tegus are adapted to life around water. They need a warm, humid enclosure with a spacious, clean water area for soaking and swimming. Add sturdy branches for climbing, secure hiding places, and enough room to move comfortably.
These lizards are carnivorous. Their diet may include suitable insects, worms, snails, crustaceans, and fish. Provide varied, nutritionally appropriate food based on the animal’s age and needs.
Crocodile Tegus are uncommon in the pet trade, and detailed care information can be limited. Research their specific requirements before purchasing. Confirm the animal’s identity, captive-breeding status, and any required wildlife documentation with the seller.
Check Verdant Reptiles for current availability, pricing, and individual animal details. Prepare a suitable tropical habitat before bringing this unusual reptile home.
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