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Mexican Beaded Lizard

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Hey guys,

We have an unsexed Mexican Beaded Lizard available. Not very tame, but is more of a huffer than a biter. There are several available.

Visit our website www.thereptileshop.com for a full list of our massive inventory.

The debate about how many lizards in the world are venomous is hotly contested, but there's no debate about this species. Mexican Beaded Lizards are indeed venomous and should only be owned by experienced keepers. Check you local laws about their legality in your area.
 

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