Designation: PET3829
English name: Tiliqua multifasciata
Vulnerability: cartilage, parasites
Life: 4-5 years of fine blue-tongue species
Tiliqua multifaciata, mainly in Europe. Main edible invertebrates or plants. They prefer to live in various dry and semi-dry zones, such as rocky hills or deserts.
The Chinese literary name:
English name: Tiliqua multifasciata
Area: Animal
Gate: Phylum Chordata
Amen: Vertebrata
A: Reptilla
Platform: Diapsida, Lepidosaria
(a) Lacertis or Squamata
Section: Stone Dragons (a division of the world's side-dented lizards)
From: tiliqua
Speculation: Sliced blue iguana
Distribution: Australia. Crude blue tongue iguana morphology
The ideal fine blue iguana should be about 43 centimetres long, mostly light ash close to brown, with a short and fat body, which looks very small compared to other lizards.
It has more than nine narrow stripes with orange tea on it. The front of the head is about the same size as the other heads. There are also rough black stripes on the rear of the eye, with two to four rows of large multi-angle slabs between the top and the neck. The sizes are 38-46 columns, the limbs are small, the rear limbs are only 20-25 per cent of the length of the torso and the tail is 40-55 per cent of the length of the torso.