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Monitor Reptiles for sale

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The Monitor lizard, also known by nicknames such as Ackie Monitor and Bosc Monitor, is a fascinating reptile species native to regions including Africa, Asia, and Australia. These lizards vary widely in size, from the smaller Ackie Monitor, popular among reptile enthusiasts due to its manageable size and curious temperament, to the larger and more challenging Asian Water Monitor. Physically, Monitors have elongated bodies, strong limbs, and forked tongues, with some species exhibiting vibrant patterns and colours. They are intelligent creatures, known for their active and inquisitive behaviour, but their temperament can range from docile to defensive depending on the species. Monitors require specialized care, including large enclosures with appropriate temperature gradients and humidity levels to mimic their natural habitats. Due to their size and care needs, monitors are more suited to experienced reptile keepers who can commit to their complex dietary and environmental requirements. In the UK, monitors like the Ackie Monitor and Bosc Monitor are sought after, with many looking for monitor lizards for sale or monitor lizard for sale UK. Potential owners should research thoroughly to understand the commitment involved before acquiring these impressive reptiles.

Monitor reptiles Baby Ackie Monitors - Advert 1
14

Baby Ackie Monitors

Monitor

9 weeksAge
MixedSex
£200Price

Baby Ackie monitors for sale, CB26 hatch dates vary, the earliest hatched 18th July and the youngest hatched 1st let August. Collection only

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Epping, Essex (17.9mi)
Monitor reptiles Black Tree Monitor - Advert 2
6

Black Tree Monitor

Monitor

FemaleSex
£3,000Price

CB25 female black tree monitor (Canadian bloodline) Comes with a 4x4x2 set up. A water fountain and EVO Connected 3. Two UVB bulbs, a basking bulb and an overnight heat source to ensure she doesn't dr

Guildford, Surrey (41.9mi)
Monitor reptiles Juvenile monitor lizard - Advert 3
3

Juvenile monitor lizard

Monitor

8 monthsAge
MaleSex
£300Price

We are sadly having to re-home our monitor lizard Loki. He is still juvenile and we believe a male but cannot be sure until he has grown more. Under a foot long, 5ft x 2fy setup, comes with lights, he

Eastbourne, East Sussex (49.1mi)
Monitor reptiles Blue tree montor - Advert 4
2

Blue tree montor

Monitor

13 weeksAge
MixedSex
£1,800Price

Up for sale is my blue tree montors this is cb and is only a juvenile got this about 3 months ago but due to personal reasons sell my hole collection of reptile He/she has probably just about the rig

Potters Bar, Hertfordshire (28.1mi)
Monitor reptiles Black Dragon for Sale - Advert 1
Monitor reptiles Black Dragon for Sale - Advert 2
ADVANCED
6

Black Dragon for Sale

Monitor

2 yearsAge
FemaleSex
£2,400Price

Very sad sale, just not getting the time she deserves because of our busy family life and work commitments, feeds from your hand (although very food driven). Will run up your leg using tongs to feed,

Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire (21.1mi)
Monitor reptiles Varanus Tristis Tristis ( Black Headed Monitor ) - Advert 1
Monitor reptiles Varanus Tristis Tristis ( Black Headed Monitor ) - Advert 2
PRO
5

Varanus Tristis Tristis ( Black Headed Monitor )

Monitor

1 yearAge
MixedSex
£400Price

I’m reluctantly looking to rehome my Varanus tristis tristis (Black-headed Monitor), which I’ve owned for around 2 years. He has a fantastic temperament and has never bitten. He’s very calm, doesn’t

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London, Greater London (19.3mi)
Monitor reptiles Male Asian Water Monitor - Advert 7
4

Male Asian Water Monitor

Monitor

MaleSex
£350Price

Male asain water monitor for sale, this chap will not be sold to anyone, proof of setup and ability to care for will need to be provided. I've spent alot man hours with him taming him down, he can b

Sittingbourne, Kent (20.2mi)

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Yes, monitor lizards are legal to keep as pets in the UK. They are not listed under the Dangerous Wild Animals Act 1976, which means no special licence is required to own one, unlike some other exotic species.