Mr. Smallfellow

what is your problem !!!

hater of socks

hater of socks

Rare belly shot of the boy! Really darkening up, at least half of him is solid now , I feel like his chin will be the last to turn black. This is what his tummy looked like when I first got him!

Sweet Toast girl! She's such a goofy sweetheart

Potato

He hop!

Jewelled Gecko

My sunshine son ☀️

I don't post him as much but only because he's Hard to photograph nicely (busy busy man)

Amazonian Dead-leaf Lizard (Stenocercus fimbriatus)

This small and well camouflaged lizard is found in the leaf litter on the forest floor of tropical forests in Amazonian Brazil and Peru. Its in the family Tropiduridae (the ground lizards). Not much is known of this lizard’s life history and habits.

photographs by Dick Bartlett

The slow worm isn't a worm or even a snake, it's a legless lizard. The distinctions between a slow worm and a snake are found in their blinking eyelids, visible ears, and shedding habits. They live semi-fossorial lives hunting for slugs and worms in tall grasses and damp areas. ©Chasing Scales

The flying dragon lizard (Draco volans) So dragons still exist, only now they are very small!Meet the Draco volans, known as the common flying dragon.Draco volans, a species of lizard in the family Agamidae, is native to Southeast Asia and Southeast India. This species can reach up to 22 cm in length, including the tail, and males are usually shorter than females.Draco volans is endowed with wing-like lateral extensions of skin, called patagia, which give it the ability to glide. In fact, the reptile is entirely arboreal and is considered a passive glider or parachutist. The male’s patagium is tan to bright orange with dark bands, while the female’s has irregular patterns instead of bands.

A viperine water snake (Natrix maura) crosses the water in Spain

by Charles Sharp

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