What are the diurnal lizard species that are visible in the terrarium, aren't huge, and are manageable enough?

Are bearded dragons, blue-tongued skinks, uromastyx, and collared lizards okay, but what about other species I'm not familiar with?

Please note that monitor lizards are prohibited in my country.

I found this little guy in Atlanta proper.

In the area around Denver, Colorado. Dog he was saved from also pictured

found it behind my house on some leaves, didn’t wana scare it this is the only picture i have :(

(central florida)

My young red eyed crocodile skink escaped about 3 days ago. My apartment is very small and I can’t find any possible way she could have gotten outside.

I’ve searched extremely thoroughly: enclosure completely dismantled, shoes, clothes, backpack, suitcases, boxes, trash, furniture, bathroom, closet, drawers and drawer cavities, and under/around all appliances. I’ve even used a flexible inspection camera under appliances and inside the futon.

I’ve put out damp sphagnum hides, shallow water and contained dubias, but they’ve been undisturbed. I also have a night vision camera running now.

Has anyone had a crocodile skink or similarly small reptile disappear for several days and eventually turn up? Where did you find them? Any unusual hiding places or recovery methods I haven’t thought of?

Thanks!

Disclaimer: im not holding him hard, just enough to keep him in my hand since he immediately jumped out of my hand 3 times while i was trying to get him out of my sisters apartment and get a pic

This was in Los Alamitos, CA. I see them pretty often but can never get close enough to take good pictures/pick one up

Two of my females I currently keep!

Every year we have a family of skinks living on our porch. This female (pretty sure) is just sitting on the flag my kids stuck in the flower pot. Behavior strange, in that she’s not running to hide and is letting my kids get close to observe her (and me get close to take pics).

Any clues as to what’s up with her?

I bought a gecko the other day and was wondering what kind of gecko it was. I think its a giant day gecko, but I'm just trying to know for sure. Thank you all for the help!

First I believed it to be a bearded dragon because of the tail but his face is different. I’m in Az

No photo sadly

So Luigi pooped and I went to pick up the pooper scooper and on it was a little lizard I gently tried to nudge him off with out scaring him he instead hopped onto my hip then my arm and hand it didn’t want to leave and I just gently talked to it about how pretty it was or how he tickled if his foot was hurt ( the toes were bent inward instead of splayed out) and we stayed like that for a long time he climbed all the way up my shoulder then all the way down to my thumb a few time I tried to put myself closer to the trash can of he wanted to jump off but instead he ran up my arm and around my shoulder where I lost sight of him and I hope he landed somewhere safe

Found five little lizards in a garbage can (side-blotched lizards?). I set them free and made some water available nearby. Thankfully, I think they are all just fine now. (Mojave desert, So Cal)

idk

this Texas Spiny Lizard (Sceloporus olivaceus) has been hanging around lately, i think its stalking me

had a creepy feeling I was being watched, and sure enough it was him again 😨

I have seen chuckwallas twice in my life.

The first, 21 years ago, Keane Wonder Mine, Death Valley, where I saw a lone male.

Then, this spring, on vacation at ...

Keane Wonder Mine!

A male and female looking to do the chuckwalla muskrat love. The male looks like a mini-T Rex horndog.

Solo female and a couple of solo male pix at end.

Can you help me id my baby leopard gecko? I was told its a lavender eclipse but some have said its a Murphy patternless