Lampropholis similis

Lampropholis similis

<p><b>Lampropholis similis</b>, commonly known as the common skink, is a diurnal, insectivorous lizard native to Australia's temperate forests and coastal areas, characterized by its slender body measuring 70-90 mm, smooth scales, and the ability to shed its tail for defense. This adaptable species plays a vital role in controlling insect populations and contributes to its ecosystem's health and balance.</p>

Lampropholis coggeri

Lampropholis coggeri

Discover the vibrant <b>Lampropholis coggeri</b>, a diurnal lizard native to sub-tropical and temperate rainforests of Eastern Australia, known for its agile movements, distinct coloration, and role in maintaining ecological balance by controlling insect populations. This fascinating species showcases unique social behaviors and an adaptability to diverse habitats, making it a remarkable addition to any reptile collection.