Description
These tiny dragons are very different in appearance from the classic bearded dragon. They are shorter, stouter and "stubby" looking and they do not puff out a "beard".
Distribution
They are native to Queensland
Lifespan
5 - 8 years.
Size
Between 15 - 20cm in length and 50 - 200g in weight.
Diet
They are known to be keen hunters and will seek out vegetation, worms and insects to consume.
Habitat
Inhabits dry, sparsely vegetated black soil plains, often perching on a small rock or mound. They will retreat to a burrow or deep soil crack when threatened.
Breeding
The breeding season is from September - February. The female lays up to 2 - 3 clutches per season. In each clutch, she lays between 12 - 15 eggs in a burrow about 20 - 30cm underground.