Lizards
"Smaller" lizards are increasingly favored in the reptile-keeping hobby because they offer many of the same fascinating behaviors and striking appearances as their larger relatives, but in a more manageable and accessible package. While large species remain popular and available, smaller alternatives are often better suited for most keepers due to their reduced space requirements, simpler care needs, and generally lower costs for housing, feeding, and maintenance. Their size allows keepers to observe natural behaviors in bioactive or planted setups without the challenges that come with large, powerful reptiles. We focus on these amazing smaller species because they provide the same level of wonder and enjoyment—often with far fewer compromises—making them ideal companions for both new and experienced hobbyists alike.

Ackie Monitor
(Varanus acanthurus)
A dwarf terrestrial monitor with an average adult size of 24 " originating from Australia. Ackie or Spiny-tailed monitors prefer arid/ seasonally dry habitats with plenty of rocks and crevices to hide.

Banana Pectinata
(Ctenosaura pectinate)
Banana Pectinata like other Ctenosaura Pectinata are native to the Western Coast of Mexico and Central America. They are one of the smaller iguanas of the Ctenosaura genus. Many members of the Ctenosaura genus are commonly refered to as Mexican Spiny-Tailed Iguanas

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