Tree Monitor community

21/07/2024

0.0.2Varanus prasinus merauke CB 12/2023
0.1Varanus macraei CB 2017
0.1Varanus macraei CB 2018
Only serious inquire to my mail, thanks

16/07/2024

Stunning POS male green tree monitor, great eater, will eat crickets, grasshoppers, and occasionally baby quails.

11/07/2024

11/07/2024

US CB Blue tree monitor. Super bold and both hand and tong feeds. just need the space for new projects.

11/07/2024

We have gorgeous Green Tree Monitor. This locale is characterized by a more subdued green coloration, almost mint green, with reduced black pattern and low intensity of the pattern as well. Head is basically patternless as well. Not a commonly imported locality.

09/07/2024

2021 LTC confident adult female.. should be housed separately unless breeding as she can be a food bully.. enjoys crickets, dubious roaches, hornworms, silkworms, quail eggs and occasionally baby quail or a fuzzy. 2 available both females ..

09/07/2024

These guys are tong feeding and highly curious animals. Great pets will eat out of your hands and are intelligent.

09/07/2024

Great News from the reptile department who have successfully hatched five black tree monitors…


These stunning monitor lizards are native to the Aru Islands of New Guinea, Indonesia and although their conservation status is data deficient, what is known is that adult populations are severely decreasing due to habitat loss and capture for the pet trade.

09/07/2024

- Scientific Name: Varanus beccarii
- Imported
- Female
- Approximately 18 - 20 Inches in length from head to tail
- Adults are averaging from 12 - 16 inches in body length without the tail
And 30 - 36 inches including the tail
- Great for a breeding project or display animal
- Exact Animal for Sale Pictured. Interested in other tree monitor species? Don't hesitate to reach out


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27/06/2024

If you are in Germany and Luxembourg or other parts of Europe and need a green tree monitor or monitor lizard lets us know or inbox [email protected] directly.

22/06/2024

Varanus prasinus babies, green tree monitors ready to get new home, serious inquiries only.
Shipping available.

22/06/2024

Green tree monitors (Varanus prasinus) are a species of monitor lizard native to parts of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, New Guinea, and northeastern Australia. They are medium-sized monitors, reaching lengths of up to 3.3 feet (1 meter).

Physical Characteristics:

Their bodies are slender and streamlined, well-adapted for moving through dense vegetation.
Their coloration is a vibrant green, which provides excellent camouflage among the foliage.
They have long, prehensile tails that they use for balance and grasping branches.
Their toes are equipped with sharp claws to aid in climbing.
Habitat and Behavior:

Green tree monitors are arboreal, spending the majority of their time in the canopy of tropical rainforests.
They are excellent climbers, using their claws and prehensile tails to move swiftly through the trees.
Their diet consists primarily of small vertebrates, insects, and other invertebrates that they hunt in the forest.
They are generally solitary animals, coming together only to mate.
Conservation Status:

Green tree monitors are classified as Least Concern by the IUCN, though populations are threatened by habitat loss due to deforestation.
They are popular in the exotic pet trade, which also poses a conservation risk if not properly regulated.
Overall, the green tree monitor is a fascinating and unique lizard species that is well-adapted to the arboreal environment of tropical rainforests. Their vibrant green color and agile movements make them a sight to behold for those lucky enough to spot them in the wild.

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22/06/2024

Im letting go of two of my self produced USCBB yellow tree monitors! All are crushing crickets, grasshoppers, Dubia, chopped up pinkies, chopped up quail, and egg currently, and growing like weeds! All four are as social as humanly possible, they will come running right out onto you with no food involved, and have 0 fear of humans. I will request that the enclosure be set up and ready before the animal ships out, and I will ask for photos of the enclosure to verify husbandry is up to par, that being said if you have any questions about proper husbandry I’m more than happy to assist. Serious inquires only, thank you!

21/06/2024

Emerald tree monitors
Eating pinkies heads. Crickets and locust
Experienced keepers only
Doing everything it should
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