What is rankins dragon?

Rankin's dragon, also known as the Lawson's dragon or the pygmy bearded dragon, is a small species of lizard native to Australia. They belong to the Pogona genus, which also includes the more well-known bearded dragons.

Rankin's dragons typically grow to about 9 to 12 inches in length, making them one of the smaller species in the Pogona genus. They have a similar appearance to bearded dragons, with spiny scales along their bodies and a small beard under their chin that can puff up when they feel threatened.

These lizards are generally docile and easy to care for, making them popular pets among reptile enthusiasts. They require a heated and UVB-lighted enclosure with a basking spot, a hiding spot, and a variety of live insects and leafy greens to eat.

Rankin's dragons are known for their colorful markings and patterns, which can vary depending on the individual. They come in a range of colors, including shades of red, orange, yellow, and brown.

Overall, Rankin's dragons are a great choice for beginner reptile keepers due to their small size, docile nature, and relatively easy care requirements.