Tree gecko native to New Zealand, with a calm temperament and a daytime behavior. Rare species, known for its bright green color and delicate breeding.

The Varanus varius is a large Australian arboreal monitor lizard, identifiable by its lace patterns. It exists in two forms: the classic one and the more contrasting Bell's Phase.

Spectacular blue species from the Prasinus group. Arboreal, rare and sensitive, only present on this isolated island.

Varanus reisingeri is a medium-sized tree monitor monitor with a bright yellow body with black markings. It lives mainly at heights and is active during the day.

Active arboreal monitor lizard, present in wooded savannas. It climbs frequently and lives near hollow trunks.

A small terrestrial Australian monitor monitor, Varanus primordius is discreet and agile, living in the wooded areas of the Northern Territory.

One of the smallest monitor lizards in Australia. Very discreet, it lives in arid rocky areas and is difficult to observe.

Mythical and mountainous species from Papua, with an iridescent black color. Rare and difficult to maintain, it fascinates breeders who are passionate about the challenge.

Endemic species of Pine Island in New Caledonia, rare in captivity. This nocturnal gecko is distinguished by its massive head and forest lifestyle.

An arboreal constrictor from the Amazon forest, similar to the emerald boa. Appreciated for its intense green coloring and white patterns, it requires great care and maintenance.

Black arboreal monitor monitor of the Prasinus complex, intelligent and agile. It lives in dense tropical forests and uses its prehensile tail to climb.

One of the highest snakes in the world, native to West Africa. Calm, robust and easy to reproduce, it is at the heart of genetic selection projects.

Emblematic lizard from southern Africa, protected by thick scales. He adopts an astonishing social behavior and rolls into a ball to defend himself.

Dark and fast monitor monitor, common in dry habitats. Opportunistic and very lively, sometimes semi-arboreal.

Unknown Australian skink, native to Queensland. A terrestrial species with a discreet lifestyle, often observed in the rock formations of its habitat.