Baby Egyptian Uromastyx

Description

Baby Egyptian Uromastyx for sale, also known as Uromastyx aegyptia, is a lizard species in the Agamidae family. It is indigenous to Egypt, Sudan, and sections of the Arabian Peninsula.

Baby Egyptian Uromastyx for sale is distinguished by its muscular body, tail, and spiky look. It possesses a rough, strongly armored skin that keeps predators at bay. This species’ colour can vary, although it frequently comprises colors of yellow, orange, brown, and, on occasion, green. Some individuals may have patterns or markings that help them blend in with their desert surroundings.

Where to buy a Egyptian Uromastyx require a large enclosure with a sandy floor that allows for digging in order to thrive. They are diurnal reptiles that require a temperature gradient in their enclosure, including a basking place that can reach temperatures of 100-110°F (37-43°C). UVB lighting is also necessary for their overall health and calcium metabolism.

Buy Egyptian Uromastyx are mostly herbivorous, eating a range of leafy greens, vegetables, and fruits. It is critical to provide a varied and nutritionally balanced food to maintain their well-being.

They like any other reptile, requires adequate care and husbandry to ensure its health and pleasure. To ensure that their specialized needs are addressed, it is essential that you conduct extensive research, provide a proper enclosure, and speak with qualified reptile keepers or herpetologists.

WE HAVE BABY EGYPTIAN UROMASTYX FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Uromastyx aegyptia
• Farm Bred 
• Approximately 4 – 6 Inches In Length
• As Adults The Egyptian Uromastyx Is One Of The Largest Of The Agamidae Coming In At 30 Inches And Can Weigh A Few Pounds
• Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Greens, Beans, Lentils And Spray Millet

FUN FACTS!

• This Species Is Very Fragile And Not For Beginners 
• Native To The Arabian Peninsula And The Sahara Of North Africa
• Desert Dwellers Requiring Low Humidity, High UVB And A Basking Spot Upwards Of 110 Degrees
• With Proper Care And Setup These Can Live 15 – 20 Years In Captivity