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The Frilled Dragon ( Chlamydosaurus kingii) is the only species in its genus, it is instantly recognisable over all other agamids due to its large neck frill that it extends out around its head as a threat display in order to make itself look larger to predators. There are Australian and Indonesian Frilled Dragons, they are classified as the same species but are different in appearance. Indonesians are smaller with a more patterned body, whereas Australians are large and solid red/brown when adult. There are next to no Australian Frilled Dragons in captivity as the export of animals out of Australia has been banned for many years now; our animals for sale are Indonesian animals that were born in captivity (bred by one of our staff members) and are not wild caught or captive farmed. Frilled Dragons grow to around 50cm maximum, the males are larger than the females.

They are arboreal and active so need tall, large vivariums. They are communal and can live in groups, but males will fight. They often like to perch on the side of vertical trunks and branches. They are almost completely insectivorous. They can become very tame and are a great alternative as a more unusual beginner lizard if their adult size is considered.

The Frilled Dragon ( Chlamydosaurus kingii) is the only species in its genus, it is instantly recognisable over all other agamids due to its large neck frill that it extends out around its head as a threat display in order to make itself look larger to predators. There are Australian and Indonesian Frilled Dragons, they are classified as the same species but are different in appearance. Indonesians are smaller with a more patterned body, whereas Australians are large and solid red/brown when adult. There are next to no Australian Frilled Dragons in captivity as the export of animals out of Australia has been banned for many years now; our animals for sale are Indonesian animals that were born in captivity (bred by one of our staff members) and are not wild caught or captive farmed. Frilled Dragons grow to around 50cm maximum, the males are larger than the females.

They are arboreal and active so need tall, large vivariums. They are communal and can live in groups, but males will fight. They often like to perch on the side of vertical trunks and branches. They are almost completely insectivorous. They can become very tame and are a great alternative as a more unusual beginner lizard if their adult size is considered.