Dwarf Monitor Lizards
( Odatria)
Dwarf monitor lizards (Odatria) are smaller cousins to the monitor species we all know and love. These little monitors are just as intelligent, bold, and active as their larger cousins. Thus making them the ideal choice for keepers who always desired to own a monitor lizard but lack the space or confidence in owning a large reptile. Here at Varanid Kingdom LLC, you'll discover a diverse range of dwarf monitor species to suit your needs. Our comprehensive and various choices make it easy to find the perfect companion for you. Simply click on the read more icon near any of the monitors to learn more about each unique species and what they can bring to your home.
Red Ackie Monitor / Yellow Ackie Monitor
Topender Ackie monitor
(Varanus Acanthurus)
Ackies, also known as the spiny-tailed monitors, are among the most popular dwarf monitors for reptile enthusiasts. Availability and bold, curious nature make them a standout choice for those new to monitor keeping. With their size and engaging personality, Ackies can provide a rewarding experience for first-time owners. Whether you're a seasoned keeper or just starting out, these lively lizards are sure to impress.
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Storr's Monitor
(Varanus Storri)
The Storr's monitor may be smaller and more subdued in color compared to the Ackie monitor (Varanus acanthurus), but they pack just as much personality. These little reptiles are bold and intelligent, making them fascinating companions for reptile enthusiasts of all ages.
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Kimberly Rock Monitor
(Varanus Glauerti)
Kimberley rock monitors, scientifically known as Varanus glauerti, are medium-sized monitor lizards known for their alertness and intelligence. While they may initially exhibit shyness, with proper socialization, they can quickly become bold and engaging pets.
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Pilbara Rock Monitor
(Varanus Pilbarensis)
The Pilbara rock monitor is a small, active, and quick reptile known for its inquisitive nature. This species is a delight for experienced reptile keepers, as they are not only vibrant in color but also traverse effortlessly throughout their surroundings.
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King's Rock Monitor
(Varanus Kingorum)
The Kings' rock monitor is one of the tiniest members of the dwarf monitor family. While they may be smaller than the Ackie monitor, they boast impressive hardiness and require less space. These vibrant little reptiles are ideal for reptile enthusiasts at any experience level, thanks to their engaging personalities and energetic nature, which make them a delight to observe and care for.
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New Guinea White Spotted Tree Monitor
(Varanus Similis)
The New Guinea white spotted monitor, commonly known as the Similis Monitor, shares a striking resemblance with the Australian white spotted tree monitor (Varanus Scalaris). Though this species tends to be reclusive, with adequate socialization, it can transform into a bold and engaging companion for experienced reptile enthusiasts.
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