Lizards for sale

African Fat Tailed Gecko
Hemitheconyx caudicinctus

African Fat Tailed Geckos are the second best species of Gecko to keep. They have a nice, calm nature making them a great exotic pet. They have a lovely velvety shine over the body and big dark eyes.

Argentine Black and White Tegu
Tupinambis merianae

Argentine Black and White Tegu are the largest species of Tegu reaching between three and five feet, males are much larger then females. They do make great pets becoming very attached to their owner, however you must be able to provide the spare these lar

Asian Blood Suckers
Calotes versicolor

The Asian Blood suckers range from India through Burma, Southern China and Thailand to Northern Peninsular Malaysia.

Asian Sun Skink
Mabuya macularia

Asian Sun Skinks range from Pakistan and India to Indochina, Thailand and down to northern Peninsular Malaysia.

Asian Water Monitor
Varanus salvator

The Asian Water Monitor occurs throughout much of southern Asia, from India in the west to the Philippines and the Indo-Australian islands in the east. They can grow up to 3 meters, but average out at 1.5 meters.

Australian Water Dragon
Physignathus lesueurii

Female Australian Water Dragons can reach approx. 2 feet, males tend to be larger at 3 feet, this includes their tail. They are native to Eastern Australia from Victoria north to Queensland, there is also a small population in the South-East coast of the

Bauers Chameleon Gecko
Eurydactylodes agricolae

Another species from the island of New Caledonia that can be kept similar to crested geckos and other Rhacodactylus. The Bauers Chameleon gecko is a small species however and requires less space than some of their native cousins.

Berber Skink
Eumeces schneideri

The Berber Skink is a medium to large hardy species, they can live up to 20 years. They can be found in Egypt and reach an adult size of approx 400mm (16 inch).

Black Necked Tree Agama
Acanthocercus cyanogaster

The Black Necked Tree Agama is a colourful species. Displaying males have a greenish white, blue or turquoise head and throat. Average size is 20-30cm.

Blue Anole
Anolis roquet

The Blue Anole grows to an adult size of approx. 22cm (8.5 inches).

Blue Headed Tree Agama
Agama atricollis

The Blue Headed Tree Agama is a very large agama, reaching a maximum length of 15 inches.

Blue Spiny Swift
Sceloporus cyanogenys

Blue spiny lizards are from a dry busy habitat on South Texas Plains. The most interesting fact about these lizards is there ability to give birth to live young.

Bosks Fringe Toed Lizard
Acanthodactylus boskianus

Bosks Fringe Toed Lizard is a lacertid lizard that is found in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. It is a very fast lizard that lives in deserts.

Brooks House Gecko
Hemidactylus brookii

First discovered in Borneo. This is a small nocturnal gecko that is very easy to keep and breed. A fantastc starter gecko! Adults reach about 7cm long. The ground colour of the dorsal surfaces is tan to straw turning nearly white at night time.

Brown Tree Climber
Uranoscodon superciliosus

Brown Tree Climber or Mop Head Iguanas as they are also known, will reach an adult size of 24 inches. They prefer a tall vivarium with plenty of branches and a large water area.

Butterfly Lizard
Leiolepis belliana and reevesii

Butterfly Lizards are ground dwellers which dig deep borrows. They can be found from Southern China through Indo-China to Sumatra.

Cape Dwarf Gecko
Lygodactylus capensis

Cape Dwarf Geckos are found in woodlands in South Africa.

Central American Banded Gecko
Coleonyx mitratus

This small pretty gecko is native to Central America. But whilst thousands of miles apart, this species is actually closely related to the Leopard gecko.

Chinese Cave Gecko
Goniurosaurus luii

The Chinese Cave Gecko are brown or purple, broken by black spots with yellow or bright orange bands.

Chuckwalla
Sauromalis sp.

The Chuckwalla is large ground dwelling lizard that spends most of its time basking on rocks. They reach sizes of 400mm (16 inch) and are herbivorous, feeding on plant matter.

Club Tailed Iguana
Enyaliosaurus quinquecarinatus

The Club Tailed iguana gorws to an approx. 46cm. They range from Mexico through Guatemala.

Collard Tree Lizard
Plica plica

The Collared Tree Lizard may also been known as the South American Chameleon. They have a wide habitat range from rainforest to deserts in areas of South America and Caribbean.

Common Flat Rock Lizard
Platysaurus intermedius

The Common Flat Rock Lizard is medium sized growing to a maximum length of 13cm. Males are colourful with a dark blue body with a red tail.

Crested Chameleon
Chamaeleo cristatus

The Crested Chameleon is a medium sized chameleon that requires a very high humidity level and a well planted enclosure.

Crested Gecko
Rhacodactylus ciliatus

Crested Geckos come from wet and dense forests of New Caledonia and other surrounding islands.

Crocodile Skink
Tribolonotus noveaguinae

The Crocodile Skink is named due to its appearance. Adults reach between 7.5 to 8 inches in length, colouration is brown to light black with a yellow belly.

Curly Tail Lizard
Leiocephalus carinatus

The Curly Tail Lizard has the correct name as its tail curls over its back. They are a small species growing to 100-180mm (4-7 inch) and can be found in Peru, the Caribbean and Cuba.

Desert Horned Lizard
Phrynosoma platyrhinos

Desert Horned Lizards are a gentle species, but care must be taken as they may push spines into hands while being held.

Desert Iguana
Dispsosaurus dorsalis

Desert Iguanas reach an adult size of 250-400mm (10-16 inch). They live in hot arid, sandy areas of Mojave and Sonoran deserts of southeastern California, southern Nevada and western Arizona.

Dwarf Angulated Painted Gecko
Lygodactylus angularis

Dwarf Angulated Painted Gecko come from tropical forests.

Dwarf Sun Gazer
Cordylus tropidosternum

Dwarf Sun Gazer are found in Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

East African Green Day Gecko
Phelsuma dubia

The East African Green Day Gecko is a medium-sized day gecko, growing to approximately 15 cm. Colour varies between grayish green, grayish brown and bluish green. They are found in the west coast of Madagascar.

Eastern Collared Lizard
Crotaphytus insularis

Eastern Collared Lizards have a dark brown/black collar around the neck and range from tan, yellow or green markings with spots scattered over the body. Females are yellowish-tan with faint spots. Both sexes reach an adult size of 200-350mm (8-14 inch).

Egyptian Uromastyx
Uromastyx aegypticus

This is the largest species of Uromastyx, reaching at least 30 inches. You must provide a large enclosure between 5-6ft when adult.

Elegant Gecko
Stenodactylus elegans

The Elegant Gecko is a small nocturnal species from Egypt. They reach an adult size of 9-10cm, head to tip of tail.

Emperor Flat Rock Lizard
Platysaurus imperator

The Emperor Flat Rock Lizard can be found in savannahs of Zimbabwe and Mozambique in Africa. Males are colourful compared to females which are black with cream stripes. Adults reach a body length between 10 to 15cm.

Fan-Footed Gecko
Ptyodactylus hasselquistii

This genus of geckos have a rather wide distribution going right across dry areas of Africa and the Middle East. The common name has derived from the way in which the toes are spread out like a fan.

Fence Lizards
Sceloporus poinsettia

The Fence lizard or crevice spiny swift as it's also known, is endemic to a small area of the US and Mexico. These lizards are typically grey in color, but can have a red-brown appearance with a white and black collar around the neck region.

Fischers Chameleon
Kinyongia matschiei

The Fischers Chameleon is also known as the Usambara Two Horned Chameleon. They are medium sized reaching 30-40cm, males are larger.

Five Lined Skink
Mabuya quinquetaeniata

This is a rock dwelling skink which reaches an adult size of 18-22cm. They are hardy, but can be fast until they settle into their new enclosure.

Flap Neck Chameleon
Chamaeleo dilepis

Flap Neck Chameleons are one of the most abundant, inexpensive and commonly imported chameleons.

Flat-Tailed House Gecko
Cosymbotus platyurus

The Flat-Tailed Gecko is one of the most commonest house geckos in Southeast Asia.

Flying Gecko
Ptychozoon kuhli

Flying Geckos are weird but also wonderful.

Forest Tree Dragon
Gonocephalus kuhlii

The Forest Tree Dragon can be found within the humid forests of Indonesia. This lizard can reach a total length of 40cm head to tip of tail.

Four Horned Chameleon
Chamaeleo quadricornis

The Four Horned Chameleon is a stunning species with males having a large crest and sail fin present along with horns. They are a medium sized chameleons and must be kept in cool conditions.

Freckled Monitor
Varanus tristis orientalis

The freckled Monitor is samll to medium sized reaching an adult length of 50 to 60cm. They require a semi tropical enclosure with access to climbing.

Frilled Neck Dragon
Chlamydosaurus kingii

Frilled Neck Dragons live within Australia and New Guinea. They are one of the most spectacular looking lizards when in display, holding out a flap of skin around their neck.

Gargoyle Gecko
Rhacodactylus auriculatus

Gargoyle Geckos are found in New Caledonia and they are one of the smallest of the Rhacodactylus specie growing to a length of around five inches.

Giant One Horned or Meller Chameleon
Chamaeleo melleri

The Giant One Horned Chameleon is the largerst of the Chameleon species.

Giant Plated Lizard
Gerrhosaurus validus

The Giant Plated Lizard inhabits dry rock areas in southern Africa. Adults reach a size of up to 70cm and tame fairly quickly.

Giant Wonder Gecko or Frog Eyed Gecko
Teratoscincus keyserlingi

The Giant Wonder Gecko is just that reaching an adult size of 20cm (8 inches) from the snout to the tip of the tail.

Gidgee Spiny Tailed Skink
Egernia stokesii

The Gidgee Spiny Tailed Skink can be found living burrows and rock crevices within Australia. They have a skink appearance with rough scales and a short spiky tail.

Golden Gecko
Gekko ulikovskii

This is a medium sized arboreal gecko species that reaches 13 to 18cm in length; males being larger. They have a lovely golden colouration and are native to the tropical rainforests of Vietnam.

Goldust Day Gecko
Phelsuma laticauda

Goldust Day Geckos are bright green to a yellowish green. Three elongated red teardrop markings are present on their back.

Greater Earless Lizard
Cophosaurus texanus

Greater Earless Lizards prefer rocky desert flats, streambeds, and limestone cliffs.

Green Headed Agama
Agama species

Typical Agama appearance with green colouration on their heads. Adults reach a size of 33 to 38cm head to tip of tail, they can be kept in groups.

Green Iguana
Iguana iguana

Green Iguanas reach an adult size of 4-7ft. This is not a beginner pet, research recommended.

Green Mountain Horned Dragon
Acanthosaura lepidogaster

Green Mountain Horned Dragons live throughout rain forests of Burma, Northern Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Southern China and the Island of Hainan.

Green Pygmy Chameleon
Rhampholeon viridis

The Green Pygmy Chameleon is a stunning little species. Very sort after, these green to brown Chameleons thrive at room temperature and in a well plant, humid terrarium.

Green Tree Dragon
Bronchocela jubata

The Green Tree Dragon is found living within low shrubs or trees in Indonesia. They are a lovely colour, some specimens being a vivid green with lighter markings around the head on body, they reach 55cm.

Halmahera Giant Gecko
Gehyra vorex

The Halmahera Giant Gecko can reach an adult size of up to 13 inch, but average out at 10 inches. They can be found in Indonesia, Fiji, Papua New Guinea and several other islands around this this region.

Helmeted Gecko
Tarentola chazalia

The Helmeted Geckos is a small nocturnal species found in rocky deserts of Morocco. This species is quite hard to find within the pet trade.

Helmeted Iguana or Forest Chameleon
Corytophanes cristata

The Helmeted Iguana ranges from Southern Mexico through Central America to Northeastern Columbia in the tropical rainforests.

Indonesian Blue Tongue Skink
Tiliqua gigas gigas

The name Blue Tongue Skink comes from the colour of this skinks tongue, which is berry blue. They are a large species which can reach sizes of 50cm (20in).

Jacksons Chameleon
Trioceros jacksonii jacksonii

The Jackson's Chameleon is one of three recognised subspecies. This species is a medium size chameleon and is famous for it's three horns. They are native to Tanzania and Kenya in East Africa

Jayakars Oman Lizard
Omanosaura jayakari

The Jayakars Oman Lizard inhabits the Northern Hajar Mountains in Oman. They have a body length of 20cm with small blue or grey spots on the light grey to sandy brown background.

Kenyan Pygmy Chameleon
Rhampholeon Kerstenii

The Kenyan Pygmy Chameleon can be found living amoung leaf litter on the forest floor and low shurbs.

Leopard Lizard
Gambelia wislizenii

Leopard Lizards are creamy white or gray ground color with spots of brown or dark gray.

Lesser Tree Agama
Pseudocalotes tympanistriga

Not much information is available for the Lesser Tree Agama, but we know these reach an adult size of 20 to 25cm. The colour can range from shades of green to brown, with dark specks along the body.

Lesser Wonder Gecko
Teratoscincus m. microlepis

The Lesser Wonder Gecko can be found in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Madagascan Ground Gecko
Paroedura pictus

The Madagascan Ground Gecko is a nocturnal ground dwelling gecko which is found amongst the leaf litter in the forests of Madagascar.

Major Skink
Egernia frerei

The Major Skink is a shy diurnal lizard and is one of Australia's largest skinks. Mainly feeding on insects they will also feed on fruit.

Moorish Gecko
Tarentola mauritanica

The Moorish Gecko, also known as Crocodile Gecko is pretty, but shouldn't be handles as they are nervous. Whilst mainly nocturnal they can be found during the day basking. This is a nice, hardy species with very few problems!

Mount Kilimanjaro Two Horned Chameleon
Bradypodion tavetanum

The Mount Kilimanjaro Two Horned Chameleon is among the smaller species reaching approx. 20cm. Males have two horns, a higher dorsal crest and are more colourful.

Mountain Horned Dragon
Acanthosaura capra

Mountain Horned Dragons are full of character and can easily be tamed down with a little time and patience. These beautiful creatures make an extremely good species for the novice and also the more experienced keeper.

Mullers Skink
Spenopmorphus mulleri

The Mullers Skink is a burrowing species found in humid areas, generally near water. They are very long reaching a size of approx. 28cm.

New Guinea Walking Gecko
Cyrtodactylus louisiadensis

The New Guinea Walking Gecko is one of Australia's largest lizards, reaching around 30cm. They have a sandy brown base colour with dark bands across the body and tail.

Nguru Pygmy Chameleon
Rhampholeon acuminatus

The Nguru Pygmy Chameleon is an attractive little species reaching an adult size of approx 9 to 11cm. They have a small disc like shape to the tip of the nose, colouration can vary from shades of brown to vivid green.

Nile Monitor
Varanus niloticus

The Nile Monitor is a hardy species to keep in captivity, but these can grow large. They can reach sizes of 7 feet, however tend to average out at 4.5 to 5.5 feet.

Ocellated Skink
Chalchides ocellatus

The Ocellated Skink may also be known at the Eyed Skink due to the patterning on their scales. They can be found living within hot sandy areas of Egypt and Northern Africa.

Ocellated Uromastyx
Uromastyx ocellatus

The Ocellated Uromastyx or Ocellated Dab-tailed Lizard as it is also known is a spiny tailed lizard that lives in arid desert regions, within rocky areas.

Olive Tree Skink
Dasia olivacea

Olive Tree Skinks can be found in India, Malaysia and Thailand within trees and shrubs. The Olive Tree Skink has a grey body with a green belly.

Painted Dragon
Laudakia stellio brachydactyla

The Painted Dragon has a similar appearance to the well known Bearded Dragon, they even tame down in a short period of time making them a good species to own.

Panther Chameleon
Chamaeleo pardalis

The Panther Chameleon has to be the most stunning and sort after species, especially the males. They are also the second easiest species of Chameleons to own.

Parkers Day Gecko
Phelsuma parkeri

The Parkers Day Gecko is bright green in colour, they reach a total length of 16cm. They inhabit Palms and Banana Trees of Pemba Island, Tanzania.

Peters Writhing Skink
Lygosoma afrum

The Peters Writhing Skink is a small sand dwelling species that can be found in parts of Africa like Tanzania. They burrow down into the substrate with just their heads popping out on the look out for insects.

Petries Gecko
Stenodactylus petrii

This small, mainly nocturnal species is called a Petries Gecko or Frog Eyed Gecko. They inhabit areas of North Africa and Egypt.

Pink Bellied Swift
Sceloporus variabilis

The Pink Bellied Swift is a small to medium species growing to an adult size of 100-150mm (4-6 inch). They can be found living in rocky terrains in arid and semi-arid environments in North America, this lizard is found from South Texas to northeaster Mex

Pink Tounge Skink
Hemisphaeriodon gerrardii

Pink Tounge Skinks feed almost exclusively on snails and slugs.

Pitless Pygmy Chameleon
Rhampholeon nchisiensis

This is a new species to the hobby and is a great little Pygmy Chameleon, they only reach an adult size of 5-7cm. They are a communal species with males and females living together in low vegetation and on the forest floor and among leaf litter.

Porcus False Chameleon
Chamaeolis porcus

These lizards are quite unusual in appearance and aren't really chameleons. They do have a large, bony casque at the rear of the skull and have limited independent eye movement like chameleons however they are actually part of the anole family.

Rainbow Flat Rock Lizard
Platysaurus janssoni

The Rainbow Flat Rock Lizard is an attractive small species that inhabits dry rocky areas of Southern Africa.

Rainbow Lizard
Cnemidophorus motaguae

The Rainbow Lizard or Giant Whiptail Lizard as it is also known is a colourful species. Rainbow Lizards are found in Northern South America.

Rankins Dragon
Pogona henrylawsoni

The Rankins Dragons is a smaller species to the Bearded Dragon, reaching a total length of 12 inch. These are ideal for beginners who do not have the space for a large vivarium that is required with the Bearded Dragon.

Red Eyed Crocodile Skink
Tribolonotus gracilis

The Red Eyed Crocodile Skink reaches an adult size of 18 to 20cm head to tip of tail. They are native to Indonesia and the surrounding Islands.

Red Headed Agama
Agama agama

The Red Headed Agama is named due to the colour of its head, which is a red to orange colour. They live in groups consisting of one dominate male with several females and younger not dominate males.

Red Sided Skink
Mabuya perroteti

The Red Sided Skink is very hardy, easy to keep and after time they can become tame. They have a lovely brown body with red running along the sides with the odd white scale.

Rhodesian Girdled Lizard
Cordylus rhodesianus

The Rhodesian Girdled Lizard inhabits dry rocky outcrops of Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique. Adults reach a length of 12 to 14cm.

Ridge Tailed Monitor
Varanus acanthurus

The Ridge Tailed Monitor reaches an adult size of 70cm. They are found throughout the arid regions of Northern Australia.

Rosette Nosed Pygmy Chameleon
Rhampholeon spinosum

The Rosette Nosed Pygmy Chameleon is easily distinguished by the disc like shaped tip to the nasal area and the lichen coloured body. This Pygmy Chameleon is relatively large compared to other pygmy species with adults reaching a size of up to 16cm.

Rough Neck Monitor
Varanus rudicollis

The Rough Neck Monitor is a large lizard reaching up to 1.5 meters long. Being a tree climber in rainforests of Burma, Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra and Borneo.

Round Tailed Horned Lizard
Phrynosoma modestum

Round Tailed Horned Lizards feed on ants, termites, caterpillars, beetles, and other insects.

Ruwenzori Side Striped Chameleon
Chamaeleo rudis

The Ruwenzori Side Striped Chameleon is a montane species, inhabiting low bushes and grasses of the alpine zone. They are a vivid green in colour and are an ideal species for beginners.

Sandfish
Scincus scincus

The Sandfish is a species of skink that can be found in Egypt and North Africa. They have adapted to live in sand and have the ability to swim through it. They are a hardy species to keep in captivity. They reach an adult size of 18-20 cm (7-8 inch).

Sandstone Gecko
Gecko petricolus

The name Sandstone Gecko is due to the area this species is found, in sandstone formations in Thailand.

Shield Tailed Agama
Xenagama taylori

The Shield Tailed Agama is a lizard found in Somalia and Ethiopia. It lives on arid flatland where they dig deep burrows. As it is a small lizard it uses it's tail to block it's burrow from predators at night.

Side Striped Chameleon
Chamaeleo bitaeniatus

The Side Striped Chameleon ranges from East Africa including Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, southern Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, and northeastern Congo (Zaire).

Side-Blotched Lizard
Uta stansburiana

The Side-blotched Lizard can be found across most of the western United States and northern Mexico.

Slevins Sand Gecko
Stenodactylus slevini

The Slevins Sand Gecko is a small species only reaching an adult size of 7cm head to tip of tail. They are easy to keep and maintain, feeding on small insects.

Southern Long Tailed Lizard
Latastia longicaudata

The Southern Long Tailed Lizard can be found throughout Africa. They reach an adult length of 11cm snout to vent, over 40cm with their tail.

Speke's Sand Lizard
Heliobolus spekii

Speke's Sand Lizard are found in Kenya.

Star Agama
Laudakia stellio

These lizards are normally found basking in the rocky habitats of Northeast Africa and Southwest Asia. They are quite shy, but make great display animals.

Striped Water Dragon
Lophognathus temporalis

Striped Water Dragons are from Indonesia and also occur in North West Australia. Males reach an adult size of around 18 inch, females are slightly smaller.

Sudan Uromastyx
Uromastyx dispar

Reaching lengths of 14-16 inches, the Sudan Uromastyx will require a 4ft vivarium when adult. Their colour can range from yellow, orange or brown.

Taita Blade-Horned Chameleons
Kinyongia boehmei

These chameleons grow to lengths of around 20cm and are endemic to the Taita hills in Kenya, Africa. These are rarely available in the hobby.

Turkish Gecko
Hemidactylus turcicus

The Turkish Gecko is a small nocturnal species reaching no more than 15cm in total length. They are found living around rocky areas or within and around houses eating moths and other insects.

Turners Gecko
Chondrodactylus turneri

Turners Geckos are mainly imported as Bibrons, however Bibrons are from Central South Africa. They are an arboreal species found in rocky and forested areas of Southern Tanzania and Mozambique.

Twany Plated lizard
Gerrhosaurus major

Twany Plated lizard live on rocky hills between the cracks in the rocks. They are found in Eastern Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique.

Uluguru Pygmy Chameleon
Rhampholeon uluguruensis

The Uluguru Pygmy Chameleon is a small species reaching approx. 5cm. Their colour resembles a wilted leaf with shades of pale to dark brown.

Usambara Pitted Pygmy Chameleon
Rhampholeon temporalis

The Usambara Pitted Pygmy Chameleon is leaf shaped and reaches sizes of 8-9cm. These can be housed in pairs and kept at 22-25C during the day.

Vietnam Golden Geckos
Gecko ulikowskii

The Golden geckos are found in the warm rainforests of Vietnam.

Viper Gecko
Teratolepsis fasciata

Small and cute, Viper Geckos make a great Exotic Pet or an addition to any collection. They can only be found in hot, dry habitats within small areas of Pakistan.

Von Hohnels Chameleon
Chamaeleo hoehnelii

The Von Hohnels Chameleon is a hardy species reaching an adult size of 10-17cm. They are found Nairobi, Aberdare Mountains, Mountain Kenya and other parts of Africa.

Water Dragon
Physignathus cocincinus

Water Dragons like to relax by lying on branches above water. They require a large enclosure with a nice sized water area.

Whip Tailed Lizard
Cnemidophorus tigris

Whip Tailed Lizards are found in desert regions that have limited amounts of vegetation.

White Throat Monitor
Varanus albigularis

The White Throat monitor reaches an adult length of up to 2 meters, making this the second longest monitor in Africa.

Yellow Linned Plated Lizard
Gerrhosaurus flavigularis

Yellow Linned Plated Lizards live in Southern Africa, found in dry open places in rocky and mountainous grass country.

Zebra Tail Lizard
Callisaurus draconoides

The small Zebra Tail Lizard that reaches a size of 60-100 (2.5-4 inch) is widely distributed throughout the southwestern United States. They range from the Mojave and Colorado deserts north into the southern Great Basin.