Common Name: Hardun Agama

Scientific Name: Laudakia stellio

Food: they normally prefer large insects such as such as beetles, crickets, and spiders their greatest joy is when the flying ants appear.

Distribution: Greece (incl. Lesbos, Paros, Antiparos, Despotiko, Kalymnos, Paxos, Corfu = Corfou, Chios, Samos), Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Cyprus, Jordan, Israel

Habitat: In the wild they are commonly seen in trees, on rocks and walls, and hiding in crevices.

Color Discription: Brownish scales generally characterize them, though males may also have blue scales on the head and body. Their bellies may be white or yellow in color

Physical Discription: Each of their fingers possesses long, sharp claws. Their tails are often described as spiny. Males are territorial and when they are in a defensive posture, they will chase opponents while shaking their heads.

Size: 12"

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Cage Setup: Sand with lots of rocks.

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