Lizards for sale

With such a diverse group of lizards being kept in the modern hobby, there is no surprise at their growing popularity. For first time keepers we recommend you read our caresheets thoroughly to understand the differences between them.

Chameleons

Dragons and Agamas

Geckos

Other Lizards

Skinks

Asian Sun SkinkMabuya multifasciataPrices from£32.50

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

Bearded DragonPogona vitticepsPrices from£55.00

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.

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).

Bosks Fringe Toed LizardAcanthodactylus boskianusPrices from£24.95

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.

Bronze SkinkEutropis maculariaPrices from£32.50

The Bronze Skink is a small species native to South and Southeast Asia. Males are easy to distinguish due to the orange colour on their throat and sides. Average size is 16cm snout to tip of the tail.

Brown AnoleAnolis sagreiPrices from£14.95

Growing to a total length of 18-20cm from snout to tip of tail, the Brown Anole is a small active species. They enjoy basking on branches and feeding on small insects.

Butterfly AgamaLeiolepis bellianaPrices from£49.95

These stunning lizards are sometimes over looked, however their requirements are very similar to the popular Bearded Dragon. Native to Vietnam, this is a very active species and becomes tame over time.

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.

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.

Eastern Collared LizardCrotaphytus collarisPrices from£95.00

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).

European Eyed LizardTimon lepidusPrices from£94.99

The European Eyed Lizard is also known as the Ocellated Lizard which is a large species averaging 60cm in total length. Males are robust with a green background colour while females tend to be grey; both sexes have blue spotting on the flanks.

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.

Great Plated lizardGerrhosaurus majorPrices from£152.50

Great Plated lizards live on rocky hills between rock crevices. Their appearance varies depending on the phase as they are found in Eastern Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique.

Green AnoleAnolis carolinensisPrices from£35.50

The Green Anoles is a tree-dwelling lizard that's native to the South-eastern United States and Caribbean islands. These are an ideal species for beginners as they are very hardy in captivity if the conditions are correct.

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.

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.

Pink Bellied SwiftSceloporus variabilisPrices from£30.00

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 Tongued SkinkCyclodomorphus gerrardiiPrices from£315.00

Pink Tongued Skinks feed almost exclusively on snails and slugs. But will take a variety of other foods such as mixed veg, scrambled egg and earthworms.

Rankins DragonPogona henrylawsoniPrices from£150.00

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 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.

SandfishScincus scincusPrices from£71.95

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).

Viper GeckoHemidactylus imbricatusPrices from£94.99

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.

Yellow Headed GeckoGonatodes albogularisPrices from£52.95

Yellow Headed Geckos are a small and colourful species originating from South and Central America.

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