JoeDigiorgio
New member
I have available a spare male serrated cone head lizard (Laemanctus serratus) from my group. I’m a bit male heavy and looking to open up some space for another project. I may make a second male available upon request. More photos available for serious inquiries.
Wild caught. Feeding readily on crickets, superworms, bsf and roaches, these guys are very unique among the basilisk group in that that are not flighty and readily take food from your fingers or tongs. They do require frequent mistings in order to stay hydrated and have been heavy drinkers in my experience even with high humidity. Completely arboreal and excellent climbers with a very twiggy appearance. These uncommon lizards make excellent captives. Best contact method is email [email protected]
Wild caught. Feeding readily on crickets, superworms, bsf and roaches, these guys are very unique among the basilisk group in that that are not flighty and readily take food from your fingers or tongs. They do require frequent mistings in order to stay hydrated and have been heavy drinkers in my experience even with high humidity. Completely arboreal and excellent climbers with a very twiggy appearance. These uncommon lizards make excellent captives. Best contact method is email [email protected]
