Dec. 2019 - HerpAquarium - Juvenile Komodo Dragon Exhibit

Maybe its just the perspective but this looks waayy too small...

@DelacoursLangur Explained at the end of here:
Here is their outdoor exhibits: Jul. 2018 - HerpAquarium - New! Komodo Dragon Exhibit - ZooChat, Jul. 2018 - HerpAquarium - New! Komodo Dragon Exhibit - ZooChat

Here is the indoor exhibit for when Romulus is (near) full grown. I believe I have a shot of the larger outdoor yard in the video link: Islands - Komodo Dragon Indoor Exhibit - ZooChat

@DelacoursLangur

Would be banned - and the whole section of the Zoo closed immediately in the UK, under our latest regulations (Jan 2019).

@Moebelle - explained at the end how? I skipped to the end where you talked about the "exhibit" and there was no explanation of why they keep the lizard in such a small box.

@Chlidonias It's temporarily held in the HerpAquarium until it is larger, to which it will later be moved to the outdoor yard and indoor habitat next to the Cuban crocodiles - as shown in the video.

@Moebelle

So, this is not only legal and permitted, but it will be in there on exhibit until it is even larger!
How much larger??
Is this normal in the US?

@Andrew Swales If you have Facebook or Email the zoo is quite responsive with guest questions. Specifically at this point, they aren't in the smaller outdoor boxes due to the weather. Why they aren't in the indoor habitat next to the crocodiles? I don't know. Ironically a Veiled Chameleon is the current resident.

I would say yes, this is somewhat of a common practice when a zoo receives a juvenile Komodo. Raised in a terrarium, moved into a larger home later on.