Iguanian Lizards: Agamids, Chameleons, Iguanids, Swifts, Curly-tails, and kin

[AnimalToyForum]

Yep, this is my Avatar. I've always been fascinated by Dilophosau- I mean Chlamydosaurus

[Jetoar]

Yep, this is my Avatar. I've always been fascinated by Dilophosau- I mean Chlamydosaurus

I understand you, I liked it the frill in Jurassic Park  .

[Jetoar]

Nice clamidosaur  .

[Varanus]

This is a walk around for the AAA "Lizard".

At just over 30 cm in total length, it appears to be cast from a specimen of the genus Calotes, or possibly Dendragama.  It's difficult to say what species it is exactly, its coloration most closely matches the Forest Crested Lizard C. emma, which is also about the right size, but AAA replicas are often incorrectly colored.  However, C. emma should have a pair of small spines above the eyes as well as larger spines down the back.  Taking this and the geographic distribution of various species into account, the most likely suspect is the common Garden Lizard, C. versicolor, although the color only somewhat resembles that of a female.  The genus Dendragama is very similar to Calotes, and as such this specimen may actually be D. boulengeri, Boulenger's Tree Lizard, which is also a fair match for color and scale pattern.







Comparison with "Lizard" version 2:

[Jetoar]

Cool review friend, the another "lizard" of AAA  .

[tyrantqueen]

Interesting, but it looks pretty emaciated (sadly a common theme among AAA cast reptiles )

[Jetoar]

Interesting, but it looks pretty emaciated (sadly a common theme among AAA cast reptiles )

Yes, I think the same that you friend, my geckos have a fingers very weak  .

[AnimalToyForum]

Not as emaciated as that ruler  
Thanks for sharing, I didn't know there were so many AAA reptiles.

[Jetoar]

Not as emaciated as that ruler  
Thanks for sharing, I didn't know there were so many AAA reptiles.

yes, I think the same, AAA have done a lot of species of reptiles  .

[brontodocus]

Nice figure, Varanus! Calotes versicolor seems a good suggestion (also because of its commonness). For a Calotes it doesn't look that emaciated, by the way, they often have quite gracile legs.

[Varanus]

Thank you all!

Not as emaciated as that ruler  

Yeah, it was over weight so I had to put it on a diet, but then things went too far.

Calotes versicolor seems a good suggestion (also because of its commonness).

Which also makes sense because it's common in the pet trade, like most of AAA's other lizards.

[tyrantqueen]

I'm not very keen on this figure, maybe it is the paint job or the casting was done poorly, but I think this is one I'll skip over for my AAA collection

[brontodocus]

Walk-around of the adorable, tiny Yujin Lizard Pictorial Book Jackson's Chameleon Baby Trioceros jacksonii (Boulenger, 1896). Total length is 62 mm, snout-vent length 30 mm, so the scale would be approx. 0.7 upward.












Edit 2017-02-07: Fixed broken image urls.

[Jetoar]

Cool and tiny figure.  I like that you have use a metre behind the figure  .

[Varanus]

What a great and unique little figure!

[postsaurischian]

Wow! It's so cute !

We will soon need a Yujin thread of its own. There are lots of series !

[brontodocus]

Yay, thanks, Jetoar, Varanus & Helge!

We will soon need a Yujin thread of its own. There are lots of series !

Oh, yes, indeed!

[Jetoar]

Yay, thanks, Jetoar, Varanus & Helge!

We will soon need a Yujin thread of its own. There are lots of series !

Oh, yes, indeed!

You are welcome friend. You do a great work  .

[Ana]

Beautiful, cute little animal  I'm lucky to have this one also, I just love it!

[brontodocus]

Congrats, Ana! I got quite a number of the other Yujin lizards but this one is my favourite of them all!