シルバナアガマ(ペア) / Agama sylvana / Agama africana (West African Agama)

$300.00

出品者: Ngannou Animal🇨🇲 Cameroon

**Agama sylvana** **Common Name:** West African Agama *Agama sylvana* is a colorful diurnal agamid lizard associated with the humid forests of West and Central Africa. It is known for the striking coloration of adult males, which may develop vivid blue to blue-violet coloration on the head and shoulders, contrasting with an olive, brown, or patterned body. Females and juveniles are generally more subdued in coloration. Adults typically reach around **20–25 cm in total length**, with males generally larger and more vividly colored than females. They are active, alert lizards that spend much of their time climbing and moving through vegetation, branches, and forest-edge habitats. In captivity, this species is considered more suitable for **experienced keepers**. A warm, humid enclosure with strong UVB lighting, good ventilation, climbing structures, and plenty of visual cover is recommended. Typical temperatures are around **30–32°C in the basking area**, with cooler areas around **24–26°C**, and humidity around **70–80%**. The diet consists primarily of **insects and other small invertebrates**, with occasional plant material reported. Suitable captive foods include appropriately sized crickets, roaches, and other feeder insects supplemented with calcium and vitamins. **Distribution:** West and Central Africa, with historical records and trade references associated with countries including Cameroon and Gabon. The taxonomy and distribution of this species are currently subject to revision, and *A. sylvana* is treated as a synonym of *A. africana* by some modern taxonomic references, while ITIS currently recognizes *A. sylvana* as a valid species. **Origin:** Cameroon locality **Type:** Primarily wild-caught in the current international trade **Difficulty:** Advanced