Japalura splendida
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 Banana-split Tree Dragon, Japalura splendida
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| Japalura splendida Barbour & Dunn, 1919 |
Ploi. The Japalura Tree Dragon also called Banana Split Mountain Lizard, Japalura splendida is an agamid lizard found in China and are limited to the Chinese provinces Szechuan and Yunan as well as the southeast of Tibet.
In captivity the Japalura tree dragon requires a humid environment with plenty of limbs t climb on. They eat crickets willingly and need a bowl of water to bathe in.
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