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Diploderma slowinskii

Agamids & Forest Lizards

Diploderma slowinskii

Basic stats

Range

Nu River Valley, Yunnan, China

Size

Males average 9cm snout–vent length; females average 8.4cm

Slowinski's Mountain Dragon is a comparatively large, robust-headed Diploderma with a flattened body. Adult males average approximately 9cm in snout–vent length and females approximately 8.4cm. Males have a dark back with turquoise stripes beside the dorsal crest and green limbs. The species lays eggs and is known from the Nu River Valley of Yunnan, including localities near Fugong and Gongshan at approximately 1,138–1,509m. (The Reptile Database; Wikipedia, general species account)

Quick answers

Where is the Diploderma slowinskii found?
Nu River Valley, Yunnan, China
How big is the Diploderma slowinskii?
Males average 9cm snout–vent length; females average 8.4cm
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