Dive into the world of our selected species

Varanus macraei is an arboreal monitor lizard with a striking blue body covered in black spots. Active and agile, it stands out for its unique appearance and fascinating behaviour.

Varanus varius is a large Australian arboreal monitor lizard, easily recognisable by its lace-like patterning. It exists in two natural forms: the classic type and the more contrasted Bell’s Phase.

Simalia boeleni is an iconic montane python from Papua New Guinea, known for its spectacular iridescent black coloration and discreet behaviour.

Python regius, also called the Ball python, is a calm and docile snake native to West Africa. Easy to keep in captivity, it is especially appreciated by beginners thanks to its moderate size and peaceful temperament.

Rhacodactylus trachycephalus is a nocturnal gecko with a robust body and large head, endemic to the southern region of New Caledonia. It lives in humid montane forests.

Varanus reisingeri is a medium-sized arboreal monitor with a bright yellow body marked with black patterns. It lives mainly high above the ground and is active during the day.

Varanus beccarii is a fully black, slender and agile arboreal monitor living in humid tropical forests. Very active, it climbs and hunts with great agility.

Corallus batesii is an emerald-green arboreal snake with a distinctive white dorsal stripe. It lives suspended high in the tropical canopy of the Amazon Basin.

Naultinus grayii, also known as the Gray’s green gecko, is an arboreal gecko endemic to New Zealand. Diurnal, calm and beautifully green, it is rare in captivity and highly sought after by enthusiasts.

Ouroborus cataphractus is a social lizard from southern Africa, recognisable by its thick, armor-like scales. An insectivore, it lives in small groups in arid rocky areas and enjoys secure hides in captivity.

Varanus kingorum is a miniature Australian monitor, discreet and diurnal, living in warm rocky habitats. It feeds exclusively on insects.

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

Varanus scalaris is an Australian arboreal monitor, easily recognised by its spotted pattern and banded tail. Active and agile, it is semi-arboreal and carnivorous.

Egernia epsisolus is an Australian skink that lives in small social groups. Easy to keep, it enjoys multiple hides, warm rocks and a varied diet.

The Varanus tristis tristis is an Australian monitor lizard, easily recognised by its black head and banded tail. Active and agile, it is a semi-arboreal and carnivorous species.