Scientific Name: Abronia graminea

MOST LIKELY FEMALE. She’s at the age where it’s still a little tricky to tell. But her head is still narrow and there’s nothing near the vent leading me to think it’s a girl!

Age: About 2 years 

Max Size: 8–10 inches (20–25 cm)

Source:USACB 

Exact Animal Pictured:Yes 

Care

• Enclosure: Minimum 18” x 18” x 24” tall for a single adult, though larger vertically oriented enclosures are recommended. Provide plenty of sturdy branches, cork bark, and dense live or artificial foliage for climbing and security.
• Temperature: Ambient 68–75°F with a basking area of 78–82°F. Nighttime temperatures of 60–68°F are beneficial.
• Humidity: Maintain 70–90% humidity with regular misting while allowing adequate ventilation to prevent stagnant air.
• Lighting: Provide UVB lighting (5.0–6%) for 10–12 hours daily along with a natural day/night cycle.
• Diet: Feed a varied diet of appropriately sized insects such as crickets, roaches, silkworms, black soldier fly larvae, and the occasional hornworm. Dust feeders regularly with calcium and vitamin supplements.

Facts

• One of the most striking arboreal alligator lizards, famous for its brilliant emerald-green coloration.
• Native to the cool cloud forests of Mexico, where it spends nearly its entire life in trees.
• Unlike many lizards, females give birth to live young instead of laying eggs.