Exo Terra

Make your reptiles feel at home!

Exo Terra's products are researched in the wild, giving it that innovative edge with products that make your reptiles and amphibians feel at home! Twitter:
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More reptile fun at our Exo Terra Basecamp page: https://www.facebook.com/exoterrabasecamp/

04/06/2026

The Three-eyed Lizard (Chalaradon madagascariensis) blends surprisingly well into its surroundings.

🎥 T. Merckx
🌍 Toliara, Madagascar

26/05/2026

We found gecko eggs in the wild! 🦎🌿

One of the highlights from our New Caledonia expedition: finding gecko eggs hidden inside a tree cavity 🌿🥚

Watch the full expedition video 🎥 https://bit.ly/4aoHWJ3

23/05/2026

May 23rd is World Turtle Day! 🐢🌎

“After feeling threatened, this Common Snapping Turtle lunged out with a powerful bite. (Un)fortunately, he missed his target and got a mouth full of grass.” — Ryan Wickiser (United States)

🐢 Chelydra serpentina
🌎 Berkeley, West Virginia, USA

22/05/2026

Snub-nosed viper, spotted in Spain 🐍🇪🇸

Today is International Day for Biological Diversity! Every region has its own incredible wildlife, and we’d love to see yours! Share a photo of a local reptile or amphibian in the comments 👇

📸 J. Cuevas
🐍 Vipera latastei

21/05/2026

Interzoo 2026 recap 🔥

Which Exo Terra product caught your eye? 👀
Which setup was your favorite? 👇

19/05/2026

This was Interzoo 2026… and what a show it was! 🔥

Lots of exciting Exo Terra products are in the pipeline, and we can’t wait to share what’s coming next 👀

A big thank you to everyone who took the time to visit the Exo Terra booth, we loved connecting with so many passionate reptile enthusiasts from around the world 🌍🦎

09/05/2026

Karma karma karma… today is International Chameleon Day!

Let’s see some chameleons. Drop your photos in the comments below

📸 S. Garcia
🦎 Furcifer pardalis

28/04/2026

How many animals did you spot? 👀
Some are hiding in plain sight…🦎🌿

22/04/2026

🌍 🐢 The speckled padloper is the world’s smallest tortoise, with adult males reaching just 6–8 cm or 2.4–3.1" and females up to 10 cm or 3.9"!

This tiny reptile is found only in South Africa and is naturally restricted to Little Namaqualand, an arid region where it thrives among rocky outcrops. Here, it carefully forages for small succulent plants.

📸 M. Dobiey
🐢 Chersobius signatus

19/04/2026

Exo Terra’s Stone Desert lets you build a natural desert or savannah-style habitat 🌵🦂

Create cool, humid burrows for shelter and elevated basking platforms, and give your animals a truly dynamic, naturalistic environment. ⏭️

More info on how to use these versatile substrates at exo-terra.com ➡️ https://exo-terra.com/explore/academy/substrates/stone-desert/

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