| Welcome to the abronia-info homepageWe would like to share some pictures and information about our Abronia species. We have bred them in captivity as herpetocultural hobbyists for a number of years. Enjoy the pictures!
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Abronia deppii "Morelos"This morph shows a high contrast pattern in black and white and also black rings around the eyes compared to the more common greyish form. Throat and underside are yellow-orange.Abronia graminea "black-eye"Different forms and colour variations are known from the so called "black-eyed" morph of A. graminea. There are also morphological differences between the blue and black-eyed forms. It is speculated that the black-eyed individuals could actually be their own species. The name "black-eye" is confusing, because individuals of these forms may also have blue eyes.Abronia lythrochila "high-color"the "high-color" morph of A. lythrochila shows all kinds of patterns in different graduations in the colours calico, black, white, yellow, gold, oliv, red and grey. You could call this lizard the "Koi" of reptiles.One couple was observed mating in October 2013 and in June 2014, the same female gave birth to 16 babies. At about 5 months the juvenils started to show their first colour with great variation, none of them looked the same. The pattern of calico variants could be seen at almost one year.
colour evolution of a male Abronia lythrochila from 6 months to 4 yearsAbronia campbellimating occured 19.09.2016, offspring was born on the 14.05.2017
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