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Not just any lizard because this one lizard has a green color on its body and this kind of lizard is smarter climbing a tree. The green color of the lizard's body is not entirely green, only in the snout area until the head is more green, while the chest begins to the tails diminishes its green color. The olive or olive-olive backs, with faintly spotted dots, black spots (sometimes with bright or whitish color in the center) are crossed. Head with more vivid black spots; two similar dark spots on the back of the head. The edge of the eyelid is bright yellow. The underside of the green body is bright white or yellowish. The newly hatched boy is yellowish or reddish with clear black stripes and black limbs; yellowish tail.


Green tree lizards (Dacian olivacea) are a kind of lizard of the members of the Scincidae tribe. This animal in a foreign language is known as Olive Dasia or Olive Tree Skink (Ingg.), Or Olivfarbener Baumskink (Germany).

Although as authors remember there are at least 3 types of lizards that have a green color and the author does not know whether still one family what not, because that time most children are afraid of this green lizard. The fear is because the brightly colored reptile species are usually toxic, but for this type of lizard even now I do not know if it is poisonous or not.
Green Lizard or also called Lizard Garden because his life is in between the trees and eat a variety of insects such as mosquitoes, butterflies and flies. Green lizards belong to the category of Reptile animals, although small in size between 12cm-30cm. Green lizards are active during the day, while at night it is time to hide in the nest.


lizards are stocky, body length from snout to anus (SVL, snout-vent length) maximum 115 mm, total length to tail tip reaches 292 mm. Supranasal shields are separate (not tangent) to each other. Prefrontal shields are usually separate, rarely tangled. Supralabial shield (upper lip) 7 pieces, 5th and 6th under the eyes; infralabial 8 pieces. A pair of nuchal shields. Small ear pits; the timpanum (eardrum) lies inside. The scales in the middle of the body in 28-30 rows (up to 32 rows, for Sumatra specimens); the scales on the dorsal section have 3, 5 or 7 lunas weak. In the middle of the back, 41-46 scales are between the parietal shield (back head) to the base of the tail (parallel to the anus gap). In the ventral, 45-58 scales are located between the mental shield (chin) to the anus gap. Long limbs; with 17-21 lamella contained under the fourth finger of the back legs.