Learn about reptiles ranging from bearded dragons to leopard geckos and green iguanas. Learn how to (with a little bit of effort) construct a natural looking landscape that will please your pet's eye as well as your own. Also be sure and stop by the Lizard store for fun products! Or check out the short film "Big Dexter" -the story of a 14 foot bearded dragon

The project pictured above took a very long time to complete. It was quite challenging, but fun at the same time. My goal was to create something that did more than just cover the back wall of a terrarium. I wanted to try and fill the cage with a naturalistic feel.

I wanted to provide a slice of the wild-that was as realistic as possible for a pet lizard.

If you attempt to build any of the projects on this website it is at your own risk, specifically at the risk of your own pet. Lizard-landscapes.com cannot be held responsible for accident or injury pertaining to the use of the techniques described on this website.

Does your terrarium need a waterfall? Click on the image below to watch a three-part series on how to build a waterfall for your terrarium.

What about creating something different, like a medieval castle on which your pet gecko can climb? Get creative with what could be considered a lizard-landscape. Click on the castle below to watch a two-part video series detailing the construction of this castle project.

In addition to the lizard cage projects, be sure to check out the new short film "Big Dexter". The story of a 14 foot bearded Dragon! Click on the image below to see the movie.

The projects pictured below are much less time-consuming, but still provide an interesting structure for your pet (what ever you may have) to climb on, hide under or bask upon.

Each project has a demonstrational video, showing the steps it took to create it. Click on the project's picture to watch a video detailing the construction.

Below, is pictured a beginner level fake rock structure. This is where you might want to start, as it's probably not going to get much more basic and easy than this very simple rock bridge. Even though this project is very simple, it still provides a potential basking spot, hiding place and something on which to climb.

The next project is a nice little corner unit that's more of an intermediate level. Depending on your time and/or skill level, you could spend weeks if not months adding all kinds of detail.

Or maybe you're looking for something a little different, like this lizard Temple, which probably falls under the beginner -leaning towards intermediate level.

Pictured below, is a much more basic Castle project you might want to do just for yourself. The techniques involved in creating this castle can provide an authentic stone look, giving it a very realistic appearance.

Of course it's perfect for lizards such as dragons, but there might be several types of pets that could enjoy this.

Each project has a demonstrational video, showing the steps it took to create it. Click on the project's picture to watch a video detailing the construction.

Or how about a fake tree project? The structure below might suit the terrarium of a tarantula, tree frog, snake, Vietnamese centipede, as well as certain types of lizards.

You know you've always wanted a little haunted house. This one's a bit of a stretch to be a lizard landscape, but geckos and especially tarantulas would definitely appreciate the project pictured below. Take your time, and put your own creative angle into Building your haunted house model.

Here's a project that could be considered the ultimate in beginner level model building. Building a model Stonehenge really just consists of a bunch of rectangles. As long as you have rectangles, and their color is gray, all you need to do is look at pictures of Stonehenge to create this mysterious lizard landscape.

You know you've always wanted to see your pet lizard attacking a city like Godzilla...Click on the image below to see a video on how to create your very own fake rock miniature city.

Check out the short film below about a day in the life of a bearded dragon. Click on the image below to see the movie. Watch as Dex goes through his daily itinerary, which includes basking, eating, and a few surprises -not normally associated with reptile activities!