Uromastyx Geyri Juveniles (Captive Bred)
About this product
Uromastyx Geyri Juveniles (Captive Bred) — 390+ sold. In stock at Morphdirect.
Uromastyx Geyri Juveniles are captive-bred lizards for the intermediate to advanced keeper seeking a hardy, diurnal, and herbivorous reptile. Known for their vibrant yellow to orange coloration, these juveniles are established feeders and offer a manageable size for dedicated enthusiasts. We added this species to our catalog in summer 2025 and have found them to be consistently healthy and well-started from our reliable breeder.
Stand-Out Features
- Captive Bred & Established: Born and raised in controlled environments, these juveniles are acclimated to captivity, reducing stress and improving long-term health. They are already taking to offered greens and seeds.
- Vibrant Coloration Potential: Uromastyx geyri are prized for their bright yellow, orange, and red hues, which become more pronounced with proper care, diet, and basking.
- Primarily Herbivorous Diet: As adults, their diet consists mainly of leafy greens, vegetables, and seeds, making them a cleaner and often more cost-effective reptile to maintain compared to insectivores.
- Hardy & Diurnal: Active during the day, they are a joy to observe. Their arid-adapted physiology makes them resilient when provided with correct hot, dry conditions and proper UVB lighting.
- Manageable Adult Size: Reaching an average length of 10-14 inches, they require a substantial enclosure but remain a manageable size for a dedicated keeper.
Technical Data
| Scientific Name | Uromastyx geyri |
| Status | Captive Bred Juvenile |
| Approx. Size at Shipment | 5-7 inches (snout to tail tip) |
| Weight (measured) | 4.2 oz (average specimen) |
| Diet | Herbivorous (greens, veggies, seeds) |
| Recommended Enclosure | 40+ gallon breeder for juvenile, 75+ gallon for adult |
| Temperature Gradient | Basking: 120-130°F, Cool side: 80-85°F |
| Humidity | Low (10-30%) |
Your Questions Answered
What is the temperament of Uromastyx geyri?
Uromastyx geyri can be skittish as juveniles but often become quite tame with regular, gentle handling. They are not typically aggressive but may tail-whip if startled. Patience is key to building trust.
What setup do I need for a juvenile?
You will need a secure enclosure (minimum 40-gallon breeder), a very hot basking spot provided by a halogen flood lamp, a high-output UVB tube light (10.0 or 12% strength), a deep substrate for burrowing, and multiple hiding places. Proper heating and lighting are non-negotiable for their health.
How do I ship a live reptile?
We ship via FedEx Priority Overnight to ensure arrival by 10:30 AM. Shipments are carefully packaged with insulated boxes, heat or cool packs as needed, and secure containers. Live arrival is guaranteed when shipping instructions are followed. We do not ship to addresses with extreme temperatures.
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Specs at a glance
Key attributes
| Species | Niger Uromastyx |
| Morph | Red |
| Age | Juvenile |
| Breeder | Sandman Uromastyx |