Oak Hill Reptiles

18/12/2023

Varanus similis 🌿

13/12/2023

Nature’s masterpiece in all its glory.

04/11/2023

Food now please!

23/10/2023

8 Baby Rhino Iguanas (Cyclura cornuta) have hatched! No words can describe how happy we are that this project was a success! All the viable eggs developed nicelly and hatched in around 100 days!All 8 babies are perfect and already running around nibling on greens! This is the first time this species is sucessfully bred in Portugal and hopefully will continue this way for many years to come!

15/06/2023

Here we go again…29 baby pink tongue skinks found so far! Only from one female! Still lots to come and a lot of hardwork ahead 💪🏻

07/06/2023

This is a first for us! We have been working with this species for a while now and finally we were abre to produce our very first baby Cuban false chameleon (Chamaeleolis Porcus). They are an unusual looking lizard with an alien like appearance. They are referred to as ‘False Chameleons’ because they resemble chameleons with similar eyes that are capable of moving independently. 👽

28/05/2023

The first baby Fiji Iguana has finally hatched! This is the first time this species is bred in Portugal and we wish to continue the good work and help raise the numbers of these incredible animals! Fiji iguanas are critically endangered due to habitat destruction and the introduction of mongoose and house cats in their habitat.

19/05/2023

Yes, at OHR we also breed a variety of gecko species of specific morphs! This month we had a lots of babies hatching! Here are some of them!

03/04/2023

2023 PIED Pectinatas finally started to hatch! We have been breeding this species every year now! Incredibly beautifull and very smart animals!

06/02/2023

Our C. Similis boy looking extra fancy today! The Ctenosaura similis currently holds the Guiness World Record as the world's fastest lizard, with a maximal sprint speed of 34.6 kilometres per hour!

17/01/2023

Still raining lots but food is food! Here are two very different species from two diferent parts of the world! One of our female Mexican spiny tailed iguanas (ctenosaura similis) sharing some tortoise diet with a Bell’s Hingeback tortoise (kinixys belliana) from Africa.
They get along just fine!

Oak Hill Reptiles shared a post on Instagram: "Still raining lots but food is food! Here are two very different species from two diferent parts of the world! One of our female Mexican spiny tailed iguanas (ctenosaura similis) sharing some tortoise diet with a Bell’s Hingeback tortoise (kin...

17/01/2023

Our trio of Rhino iguana (cyclura cornuta) having a snack. These endagered iguanas are native from Dominican Republic and Hispaniola island. We hope to get some babies from this trio soon!

Oak Hill Reptiles shared a post on Instagram: "Our trio of Rhino iguana (cyclura cornuta) having a snack. These endagered iguanas are native from Dominican Republic and Hispaniola island. We hope to get some babies from this trio soon! ...