Tunisian Eyed Lizard (Timon pater) This is a mature male but only 18 months old. Plenty of growth left in him yet! |
An immature male Gran Canaria Giant Lizard ( Gallotia stehlini). The head will grow truly massive within the next year or so. |
Hatchling Gran Canaria Giant Lizard Gallotia stehlini. Sadly the lovely markings fade as they grow older. |
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Starred x Painted Agama Laudakia s.stellio x L.s.brachydactyla. Actually the offspring of this totally fertile cross. Less scatterbrained than L.s. stellio. |
Plumed Basilisk (Basiliscus plumifrons)Spectacularly beautiful lizards. A bit more of a challenge than some species but thrive in large indoor vivaria. This is a young female. Lots of plant decoration suits them and makes the vivarium look better. |
Bearded Dragon (Pogona viticeps)This is an adult male showing its "beard" in what tries to be a fearsome display. In reality - they are absolute sweeties! |
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Tunisian Eyed Lizard (Timon pater).
Beautiful animals, closely related to the European Eyed Lizard but not as hardy. This is a group of juveniles. Those already showing green colouration are probably males, |
Yemen or Veiled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus). Both one of the most spectacular of chameleons and one of the easiest to maintain |
Balkan Green Lizard (Lacerta trilineata). This is a newly hatched baby. By the time we sell these they are substantially grown. As they grow they become green, females sometimes retaining the stripes which give them their scientific name. |
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Tenerife Lizard. ( Gallotia gallotia). Approaching the size of Eyed lizards when fully grown these are a beautiful lizard - especially the males with the vivid blue spots on the flanks. |
Juvenile Tunisian Eyed Lizard. (Timon pater). The bright green and pronounced occelations suggest this might be a male. |
Juvenile Tunisian Eyed Lizard (Timon pater ). This slightly duller and relatively unmarked animal is probably a female. |
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Juvenile Tunisian Eyed Lizards (Timon pater). These two are probably a pair although this cannot be guaranteed at this age. |
This is an adult female Italian Wall Lizard (Podarcis siculus campestris). She is a regular breeder. |
This is a male Australian Water Dragon (Physygnathus leseurii). He is 3 years old and although far from fully grown he is sexually mature. |
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This is a male Moroccan Eyed Lizard (Timon tangitanus). Rarely seen in the UK this is one half of a pair available in October 2010 |
One of the Bearded Dragon (Pogona vitticeps) babies available in 2010. |
Some of the Bearded Dragon (Pogona vitticeps) babies available in 2010. Tyrannosaurus NOT included |
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Tunisian Eyed Lizard (Timon pater). Truly beautiful lizards. Can become very tame as adults. Can be kept in a frost-proof greenhouse or an indoor vivarium similar to Beardies but do not need to be so hot. |
A baby Australian Water Dragon (Physignathus leseurii). A lovely portrait showing just how supercilious they can look! |
Australian Water Dragon (Physignathus leseurii)- 2010 baby. These beautiful semi-hardy Water Dragons are easier to maintain than, and equally as beautiful as, the popular Thai Water Dragon. |
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Australian Water Dragon (Physignathus leseurii)- 2010 baby. These beautiful semi-hardy Water Dragons are easier to maintain than, and equally as beautiful as, the popular Thai Water Dragon. |
Spiny Tail or Black Iguana. Young male just beginning to come into his adult colouration. |
Orange Spotted Agama (Laudakia stellio picea). This is an adult female. These animals are considerably smaller than other stellio but extremely beautiful. Semi-hardy. Will become tolerant rather than tame. |
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