Long tailed
Dalophia longicauda
Fun Fact: Long-Tailed worm lizards are a largish species.
Introduction: Long-Tailed worm lizards (Dalophia longicauda) are a largish species that resemble the blunt-tailed worm lizard. They prefer the moist alluvial soils along permanent river courses.
Distribution: Zambezi Region (formerly the Caprivi Strip), Bwabwata National Park, Mudumu National Park, Nkasa Rupara National Park, Chobe River, Victoria Falls.
Diet: Beetles.
Colouring: A fleshy-pink uniform body colour has light grey speckles on body and tail.
Breeding: Reproductive habits are not known for this species.
Size: Max SVL 365mm.
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