<< What is the lizard coming into the U.S. pet trade right now as "bark
lizard"? It looks like a Xantusiid, but I'm not convinced.>>
I have seen several "bark lizards" come in over the years, the majority of
which were Lepidophyma flavimaculatum. In fact, I keep a few of them.
Interesting live-bearers. Perhaps you are already familiar with this
species and have seen something else? Lepidophyma is an Xantusiid.
Jon
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