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

Ackie or Ridge Tailed MonitorVaranus acanthurusPrices from£199.99

The Ridge Tailed Monitor is also known as an Ackie Monitor within the pet trade. These are much smaller compared to other species of monitors reaching no more than two feet in total length.

Bearded DragonPogona vitticepsPrices from£99.00

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.

Bosc MonitorVaranus exanthematicusPrices from£75.00

Bosc Monitors also known as Savannah Monitors, originate from Africa. Large monitor lizards come with challenges; from temperament to housing, equipment and upkeep costs, please take time to read our care guide.

Crested GeckoCorrelophus ciliatusPrices from£79.00

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.

European Eyed LizardTimon lepidusPrices from£65.00

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£169.00

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.

Green AnoleAnolis carolinensisPrices from£19.95

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£65.00

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.

Mourning GeckoLepidodactylus lugubrisPrices from£19.99

The Mourning Gecko is a small nocturnal species of gecko reaching no more than 10cm in total length. These are a very widespread species but the most interesting fact about them is that they are all female and breed via parthenogenesis!

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.

Red Eyed Crocodile SkinkTribolonotus gracilisPrices from£430.00

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.

Steudners Dwarf GeckoTropiocolotes steudneriPrices from£50.00

These tiny geckos are wonderful additions to any home. Though too delicate to handle, they are a fascinating, active species which do well in a small scale desert display enclosure.

True Fire SkinkMochlus fernandiPrices from£119.95

The True Fire Skink has to be one of the most beautiful species of lizards with their vivid red colouration. They become very tame and have an inquisitive nature, especially when it is feeding time.

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