7.9K views · 141 reactions | Little lace monitor from wongawallon | Harrison's Gold Coast and Brisbane Snake Catcher | Facebook

Bell’s phase lace monitor is a stunning, naturally occurring color morph of Australia’s large Lace Monitor (Varanus varius) distinguished by bold yellow/white and dark brown/black banding instead of typical striping, and is prized by experienced reptile keepers for its striking appearance and intelligence, requiring large enclosures, high heat, and experienced handling due to its size up to 7 feet and powerful nature. Big shoutout to @simcontainer producing this amazing monitor. #bellsphaselacem

Bells phase lace monitor (Varanus varius) is a large tree climbing lizard native to eastern Australia also known as the tree goanna. It is recognized by its distinctive yellow and black banding and can grow up to 6.5 feet long. These opportunistic carnivores have a diverse diet of small mammals, birds and eggs. #bells #phase #lace #monitor #varanusvarius #tree #goanna #reptile #lizard #exotic #pet #baby #australia #animals #fyp #trending #viral #reels #video #view #followers #insta #instalike #i

31K views · 514 reactions | Beetlejuice Our Bells Phase Lace Monitor is One of The Most Beautiful Animals We Have At The Reptarium In Utica, Michigan 殺 What’s Your Favorite Monitor Lizard?! #lizard #animals #australia #monitorlizard #reptile #wildlife #reels #zoo #thereptarium | The Reptarium | Facebook

Lace monitor rescue & release , well done to all involved including the bystander who stopped and gave me a call when they seen a lace monitor being clipped by a car on old south Road . Also a big thanks to Charlie & the team at southern highlands vets on Berrima road. Lace monitor will get his bearings back & live another day . Just as long as he stays off the road 👍🦎 #southernhighlandssnakecatchers #southernhighlands #southcoast #shoalhaven #australia #wildlife #lacemonitor | Southern highla

19K views · 433 reactions | This gorgeous lizard is a lace monitor (Varanus varius), a huge reptile that can reach over 2.5m long! Their long, sharp claws allow them to easily climb trees, even those with smooth trunks, where they dive into nesting holes to eat baby birds and eggs.  CDL Photography #ausgeo #australia #lizard #nature #wildlife #naturephotography #seeaustralia | Australian Geographic | Facebook

7.6K views · 129 reactions | Come and meet the latest additions to the Australia Precinct! The lace monitor pair are eager to see you 年 | Sydney Zoo | Facebook