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Tremper Albino Giant Leopard Gecko Young Adult Female

150.00
Tremper Albino Giant Leopard Gecko Young Adult Female — an Australian gecko from our current collection: velvet, spiny-tailed, golden-tailed, barking

Tremper Tang W&Y Leopard Gecko Adult Male

400.00
Tremper Tang W&Y Leopard Gecko Adult Male — an Australian gecko from our current collection: velvet, spiny-tailed, golden-tailed, barking and

TRIO Pogona henrylawsoni

350.00
TRIO Pogona henrylawsoni — Pogona henrylawsoni, the pygmy or Rankin’s dragon: full bearded-dragon personality at two-thirds the size, housed for

Tristis orientalis trio

900.00
Tristis orientalis trio — Varanus tristis, the black-headed or freckled monitor: a sleek, arboreal mid-sized goanna that brings big-monitor intelligence

Varanus Gilleni

600.00
Varanus Gilleni — an Australian dwarf monitor: real Varanus intelligence, curiosity and hunting drive in a body built for domestic-scale

Various pythons

1,234.00
Various pythons — a European captive-bred Australian python from our current collection. The title states this listing’s species, morph, sex

WA ackie

450.00
WA ackie — an Australian dwarf monitor: real Varanus intelligence, curiosity and hunting drive in a body built for domestic-scale

Western Bearded Dragon

300.00
Western Bearded Dragon — a central bearded dragon from our European captive-bred stock. No other reptile is this interactive: beardies

White & Yellow Tremper Adult

130.00
The White & Yellow gene rewires the leopard gecko’s pattern into something no two animals ever share — broken bands,

White blue tongue lizard

1,500.00
White blue tongue lizard — a blue-tongued skink, the labrador of lizards: solid, smiling, omnivorous and tolerant of handling like

White lipped tree frog

120.00
White lipped tree frog — captive-bred frogs from our amphibian room. Green and white-lipped tree frogs are the smiling extroverts

Wild type 100% het rayline and marble stimmy

350.00
Wild type 100% het rayline and marble stimmy — Antaresia stimsoni, the python most often named when European keepers describe