Mushu the dwarf caiman!! The Cuvier’s dwarf caiman is the smallest member of the crocodilian family, maxing out around 4–5 feet. Native to forest streams in northern and central South America, they prefer slow-moving waters and stay hidden most of the day. Mushu loves hiding under his little log cave and coming out at night to hunt.Despite their small size, these animals require specialized care, and we strongly discourage keeping any crocodilian species as pets. Sadly, most “pet” crocodilians s

Mushu the dwarf caiman! The Cuvier’s dwarf caiman is the smallest member of the crocodilian family, reaching an adult length of about 4 to 5 feet. Native to the freshwater rivers and streams of northern and central South America, this species is well-adapted to forested environments and is often found in slow-moving waters. Cuvier’s dwarf caimans tend to be shy and reclusive, often hiding under logs or in burrows during the day and emerging at night to hunt. Mushu spends most of his time under h

Mushu the dwarf caiman! The Cuvier’s dwarf caiman is the smallest member of the crocodilian family, reaching an adult length of about 4 to 5 feet. Native to the freshwater rivers and streams of northern and central South America, this species is well adapted to forested environments and is often found in slow moving waters. They to be shy and reclusive, often hiding under logs or in burrows during the day and emerging at night to hunt, but I can tell you from personal experience they can either

Mushu the dwarf caiman! The Cuvier’s dwarf caiman is the smallest member of the crocodilian family, reaching an adult length of about 4 to 5 feet. Native to the freshwater rivers and streams of northern and central South America, this species is well-adapted to forested environments and is often found in slow-moving waters. Cuvier’s dwarf caimans tend to be shy and reclusive, often hiding under logs or in burrows during the day and emerging at night to hunt. Mushu spends most of his time under h