Reptiles for sale

There are many different species of reptiles now kept as pets, some ideal for beginners and others that require more experience. Our aim is to provide detailed care sheets to assist you in making an informed choice.

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Lizards

Snakes

Argentine Rainbow BoaEpicrates cenchria alvareziPrices from£150.00

The Argentine Rainbow Boa is a slender bodied boa that is semi-arboreal. They have the typical iridescent rainbow shine and they do not lose their patterning as they mature.

Australian Barking GeckoUnderwoodisaurus miliiPrices from£124.95

Australian Barking Geckos are a nocturnal species reaching an adult size of 13-15cm. This is a pretty looking Gecko with a turnip shaped tail that is used to store fat reserves.

Bauers Chameleon GeckoEurydactylodes agricolaePrices from£220.00

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.

Bearded DragonPogona vitticepsPrices from£45.00

Bearded Dragons are one of the main species of lizard being kept if captivity, they are excellent for children as a first exotic pet. Found only throughout Australia, they are a large species growing to a total length of 15-24 inches when adult.

Berber SkinkEumeces schneideriPrices from£105.00

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).

Blue Tongue SkinkVariousPrices from£250.00

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).

Brooks King SnakeLampropeltis getula brooksiPrices from£50.00

Brooks King Snakes was originally thought to be a subspecies of the Florida King Snake. In recent years, they are now classed as location of the wild-collected adults. We, along with others in the hobby, have decided to keep them listed as Brooks.

Californian King SnakeLampropeltis getula californiaePrices from£90.00

Californian Kingsnakes range in colour morphs from black and white striped or bands to chocolate, lavander, albino and many more. They are one of the best first snake species to own as a beginner.

Carpet ChameleonFurcifer lateralisPrices from£379.95

The Carpet Chameleon is a small species reaching between 17cm to 25cm in total length. Males tend to be mainly green, however, both sexes can show colours including; white, yellow, purple and blue.

Central American Banded GeckoColeonyx mitratusPrices from£93.95

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.

Corn SnakePantherophis guttatusPrices from£55.00

Corn Snakes come in a huge variety of colours. They are a easy handling size and have a calm disposition. These animals are reluctant to bite, constrict or defecate under mild stress like other species. Suitable for any experience level.

Crested GeckoCorrelophus ciliatusPrices from£79.95

One of the most exciting animals available to reptile enthusiasts. These exotic pets have proved hardy, easy to maintain and a great starting point for someone wanting to keep their first pet reptile.

Durango KingsnakeLampropeltis mexicana greeriPrices from£170.00

The Durango Kingsnake is also known as a Greer's Kingsnake. They are ideal for beginners due to their calm and docile nature, they are also relatively small for a Kingsnake species.

Gargoyle GeckoRhacodactylus auriculatusPrices from£129.00

Gargoyle Geckos are found in the tropical forests of New Caledonia. They make an ideal beginner gecko and reach a length of around eight inches.

Kenyan Sand BoaGongylophis colubrinusPrices from£50.00

Kenyan Sand Boas are found living within sandy areas of East Africa. Adults vary greatly in size depending on sex. Males are small averaging 15 to 18 inches, whereas females are slightly larger and stocky growing to an average size of 30 inches.

Leopard GeckoEublepharis maculariusPrices from£56.99

Arguably one of the most popular geckos in the hobby. Due to their ease of maintenance and affordable housing, we believe these geckos to be the best starter lizards for reptile enthusiasts.

Mexican Black KingsnakeLampropeltis getula nigritusPrices from£150.00

Mexican Black Kingsnake are just that, all Black. They make an ideal beginner snake, however, do need regular handling when young.

Painted DragonLaudakia stellio brachydactylaPrices from£119.00

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.

Palm GeckoGekko vittatusPrices from£79.00

The Palm Gecko, also known as White Lined Gecko or Skunk Gecko is a stunning display species originating from Indonesia, New Guinea, Palau and the Solomon Islands.

Prairie KingsnakeLampropeltis calligasterPrices from£95.00

Prairie Kingsnakes are found throughout the midwestern and southeastern United States. They are light brown to grey in colour brown or red blotching down their bodies. They reach between 75-100cm in length.

Pueblan Milk SnakeLampropeltis triangulum campbelliPrices from£99.95

Pueblan Milk Snakes are banded with bright colours, this makes them an attractive species to own. They are shy and prefer to have small, tight hides to curl up in.

Red Blood PythonPython curtus brongersmaiPrices from£440.00

The Red Blood Python is a heavy bodied snake that reaches an adult size of 5-6 foot. They are found on the forest floor near marshes of Malaysian Peninsula, Sumatra and Indonesia.

Red TeguSalvator rufescensPrices from£480.00

The Red Tegu is a large bulky lizard from western Argentina that reaches between 3-5ft. They are one of the friendliest Tegu species to own and love a varied diet of fresh fruit, veg, insects and meat.

Royal Python or Ball PythonPython regiusPrices from£120.00

Royal Pythons are calm and gentle, making them an ideal beginners snake as long as their environmental requirements are met. They are available in a huge variety of colour morphs and are hugely popular exotic pets.

Sulcata TortoiseGeochelone sulcataPrices from£239.95

The Sulcata or Giant African Spur Thigh Tortoise is the second largest mainland tortoise in the world.

Variable KingsnakeLampropeltis mexicana thayeriPrices from£165.00

Variable Kingsnakes are classed within the beginner species of snakes and are ideal for people new to keeping reptiles or for the younger generation as their first pet snake.

Western Hognose SnakeHeterodon nasicusPrices from£75.00

These odd-toothed snakes are fascinating to keep due to the behaviours they exhibit. Theyâ€™re also a great alternative to other commonly available species.

Yemen ChameleonChamaeleo calyptratusPrices from£66.00

The Yemen or Veiled Chameleon as its also known, is one of the best reptiles for beginners. However this species still requires an amount of specialist care.

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