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Calotes emma
Diet
Insects including termites, grasshoppers, ants, cockroaches, beetles, moths, butterflies and insect larvae
Habitat
Dry deciduous, coastal and moist evergreen forest
Range
China, South Asia and Southeast Asia
The Forest Garden Lizard, also called Emma Gray's Forest Lizard, is an agamid native to China, South Asia and Southeast Asia. Two subspecies are recognized. It is active by day and uses both the ground and vegetation in dry deciduous, coastal and moist evergreen forests. (Wikipedia, general species account)
This species is insectivorous. Recorded prey includes termites, grasshoppers, ants, cockroaches, beetles, moths, low-flying butterflies and soil-dwelling insects and larvae. The opened account supports its broad habitat, activity pattern and diet but does not provide sufficiently clear species-level measurements or breeding figures for inclusion. (Wikipedia, general species account)