All are currently sold out. More available on special order only. Minimum quantity for special order is 9. Usually takes one to two month to bring them in.

Diet: They feed on a variety of food including: Crickets, Meal Worms, Was Worms, and many other grubs as well as Baby Food as a treat.

Adult size: Not sure of their exact size, but it seems they get just over a foot long, and similar body construction that of a Bearded Dragon.

This specie is ideal for beginners, as they tend to be very docile if handled in a calm manner. They will stock their prey and have tongue just like a Chameleon, but a bet shorter. Laudakia stellio tends to be most active during the day time. Males as with all the stellio group have a line of pores/scales running vertically down the middle of the belly. They can be kept together though during a mating season, should be given plenty of space as both sexes become very territorial. Ultra-violet light is needed for the formation of vitamin D3 and subsequent uptake of calcium from the diet, and should be provided during day time. They should have a hot spot in the cage of 35- 40°C and a cooler spot of 30°C, during night time lower it down to 20- 25°C. Provide 30- 40% humidity. This can be achieved by misting lightly the cage ones to twice a day.
Each adult female will produce up to three clutches of eggs each year with a clutch size of 6 - 12 eggs.