Size: 4 to 5 inches as adults; females are generally slightly larger than males.

Lifespan: Impressively long, averaging 15 to 20 years in captivity with proper care.

Coloration: While wild ones are typically emerald green, the "blue phase" morph features stunning turquoise to sky-blue skin with a creamy white belly.

Behavior: Nocturnal and arboreal (tree-dwelling), often spending days sleeping tucked into crevices or on leaves and waking up at night to hunt.