The red lipped arboreal alligator lizard is endemic to Chiapas, Mexico, where it inhabits montane dry pine-oak forests at elevations of 6,600-9,800 feet. This species features greenish-olive coloration with irregular dark blotches and distinctive blood-red lower labials (lips) that give it its common name. Reaching 7-11 inches total length with a prehensile tail, these arboreal specialists are perfectly adapted for life in the trees. We produce captive bred animals in our USA facility. They are healthy, parasite-free, and feeding well.