Agamids

Southeast Asia Lizards

Agamids are lizards that belong to the Agamidae family, being widespread throughout the world. Collectively known as 'angle head lizards', agamids are a colourful family that inhabitat a wide range of Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Borneo and Indonesia. Malaysian species of Agamids are generally arboreal, fast-moving and decked with bright green colours. Physically, they resemble slender iguanas but are a distinct family of their own.
       
Malayan Crested Lizard in Southeast Asia
Mountain Horned Lizard in Southeast Asia
 Green Crested Lizard in Southeast Asia Garden Fence Lizard in Southeast Asia
Bell's Angle
Head Lizard		 Robinson's Angle
Head Lizard		 Abbott's Angle
Head Lizard		 Earless
Agamid
Bell's Angle Head Lizard in Southeast Asia
Robinson's Angle Head Lizard in Southeast Asia
Abbott's Angle Head Lizard in Southeast Asia
Earless Agamid Lizard in Southeast Asia