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Try Amphibolurus temporalis, Northern Water Dragon...

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Posted by: Scott Eipper at Thu Nov 17 03:07:34 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Scott Eipper ]  
   

If you search Amphibolurus temporalis you will probably find much more info....very common in Northern Australia. The specimen you have there appears to be a Male.

Keep them warm with the humidity reasoanbly high otherwise you may encounter sloughing problems.

Regards,
Scott Eipper

   

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