Reptiles · Birds · Small mammals
Every price here is a starting point.
Animanymals is not a shop. It is Lucas, a keeper with a room full of well-raised animals and a price he is willing to talk about. Every listing shows the class of price to expect. What you actually pay is decided between the two of you.
- No account, no checkout
- Offers always welcome
- One person answers every email
How it works
Four steps, one inbox
This works the way a classified ad works, not the way a webshop works. Nothing is charged online and nothing is binding until you have both agreed.
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Find an animal
Browse by family, experience level or price class. Each listing has the full care requirements.
- 2
Email your offer
The button on every listing opens a message to Lucas with the reference and a line for your price.
- 3
Talk it through
He replies with a yes, a no, or a counter, and asks about your setup. Honest questions welcome.
- 4
Meet and pay
Pick up in person or arrange a courier. You pay on handover, once you have seen the animal.
What things cost
Price classes, not price tags
Animals vary too much for a fixed number. Each one is placed in a class that tells you the range to expect before you write.
€20 to €80
Common species and young animals. A good first pet.
See these animals Standard€80 to €250
Most of our animals sit here: popular species, nice colours.
See these animals Premium€250 to €600
Sought-after morphs, proven adults and harder-to-source species.
See these animals Collector€600 and up
Rare lines and show-quality animals. Offers always considered.
See these animalsThese are guide prices. A fair offer inside the range is usually accepted. Below it, tell Lucas why. Taking two animals, an older animal or one that has been listed a while all move the number, and a good home has been known to matter more than the last twenty euro.
Browse by family
What are you looking for?
Six groups, from beginner-friendly geckos and budgies to display animals for experienced keepers.
Geckos
Leopard, crested, day and tokay geckos
5 available
Lizards
Bearded dragons, skinks and chameleons
4 available
Snakes
Ball pythons, corn snakes and tree pythons
4 available
Exotic Birds
Budgies, cockatiels, conures and finches
11 available
Small Mammals
Chinchillas, ferrets, guinea pigs and rabbits
13 available
Amphibians & More
Tree frogs, axolotls and tortoises
3 available
Ready for a new home
Featured animals
A few we are especially happy with this season. All are feeding well and handling as they should.
High Yellow Leopard Gecko
Eublepharis macularius
A bright, calm female from our spring clutch. Eating dusted crickets and mealworms with enthusiasm.
Citrus Bearded Dragon
Pogona vitticeps
A friendly yellow male who climbs onto your hand himself. The most sociable lizard we breed.
Banana Ball Python
Python regius
Soft yellow and lavender male, feeding reliably on frozen-thawed mice. As gentle as ball pythons get.
Green Budgerigar Pair
Melopsittacus undulatus
Bright wild-green budgies, raised in a busy aviary and already whistling. Sold in pairs only.
Buying from a person
One keeper, not a pet shop counter
The trade-off is simple. You wait a day for a reply instead of clicking buy, and in exchange you get an animal whose whole history someone can tell you.
Captive-bred only
No wild-caught animals. You get the hatch date, the parents and a feeding record.
Prices you can argue with
Ranges, not tags. Offers are expected, and nobody is offended by a sensible one.
14-day health guarantee
Every animal is eating and behaving normally before it is listed. If not, we make it right.
Support for life
Questions three years later are still welcome. Most buyers stay in touch.
Learn before you buy
Care guides
Honest guides for the species we know best. Read one before you decide; it will tell you if a species is wrong for you.
Leopard gecko care
Leopard geckos are ground-dwelling, crepuscular geckos from the dry grasslands of Pakistan and India. They are quiet, hardy and easy to feed, which is why we recommend them as a first reptile so often.
Crested gecko care
Crested geckos come from the cool, humid forests of New Caledonia. They live in the trees, are active at night and eat a fruit-based diet, which makes them one of the few reptiles that need no heat lamp and no live insects to thrive.
Bearded dragon care
Bearded dragons are diurnal desert lizards from central Australia. They are alert, sociable and genuinely enjoy time with their keepers, but they need a large enclosure, strong lighting and a varied diet to stay healthy.
One address for everything
Ask about an animal, make an offer, or just describe your home
Lucas answers every message himself, usually within a day or two. There is no form to fill in and no newsletter waiting for you.
Prefer to look first? Browse the animals.