CITES Animals
Introduction to CITES Animals
TUT Masr is a leading exporter of CITES-listed animals from Egypt, providing high-quality, ethically sourced reptiles and mammals to global markets. We ensure that all our exports comply with international regulations, offering customers the best selection of legally traded exotic species
Our CITES Animal Collection
We specialize in the following CITES-listed species, carefully bred and sourced to meet global demand while adhering to conservation regulations.
Uromastyx Ornate (Big & Small)
The ornate mastigure
- Scientific Name: Uromastyx ornata
- Description: The Ornate Uromastyx is a brightly colored lizard known for its striking patterns and docile temperament.
- Habitat: Native to desert and rocky regions, these lizards thrive in hot, arid conditions.
- Size: Available in both small and big sizes, suitable for various needs.
- Diet: Primarily herbivorous, feeding on vegetation, flowers, and seeds.
- Market Demand: Highly sought after in the pet trade due to their vibrant colors and easy maintenance.
2. Uromastyx Aegyptia (Big & Small)
Egyptian spiny-tailed lizard
- Scientific Name: Uromastyx aegyptia
- Description: Known as the Egyptian Spiny-Tailed Lizard, it is one of the largest Uromastyx species.
- Habitat: Found in Egypt’s arid regions, requiring high temperatures and rocky shelters.
- Size: Available in small and big sizes.
- Diet: Mainly herbivorous, consuming dry plants and seeds.
- Market Demand: Popular for its robust nature and impressive size.
Chamaeleo Africanus
African Chameleon
- Scientific Name: Chamaeleo africanus
- Description: A medium-sized chameleon with excellent camouflage abilities.
- Habitat: Prefers woodlands and dry scrubland.
- Diet: Insectivorous, feeding on a variety of live prey.
- Market Demand: Popular in the pet trade for its unique color-changing abilities.
Eryx Jaculus
Egyptian Sand Boa
- Scientific Name: Eryx jaculus
- Description: A small, non-venomous snake known for burrowing into sandy soil.
- Habitat: Found in desert environments, often buried in sand.
- Diet: Feeds on rodents and small reptiles.
- Market Demand: Popular among snake enthusiasts for its small size and ease of care.
Testudo Graeca
Libyan & Graeca Subspecies
- Scientific Name: Testudo graeca
- Description: A Mediterranean tortoise species with a strong, domed shell.
- Habitat: Prefers scrublands and semi-arid regions.
- Diet: Herbivorous, feeding on grasses and flowers.
- Market Demand: Highly sought after in the pet trade.
Vulpes Zerda
Fennec Fox
- Scientific Name: Vulpes zerda
- Description: A small fox with large ears, adapted for desert life.
- Habitat: Desert environments with sandy dunes.
- Diet: Omnivorous, feeding on insects, fruits, and small mammals.
- Market Demand: Popular in the exotic pet trade due to its playful nature.
Centrochelys sulcata
Sulcata Tortoise
- Scientific Name: Centrochelys sulcata
- Description: The third-largest tortoise species, known for its longevity and large size.
- Habitat: Prefers dry savannas and semi-arid regions.
- Diet: Herbivorous, consuming grasses and cacti.
- Size Availability: 10.5–15 cm and 45–55 cm.
- Market Demand: High demand due to its impressive growth potential.
🦎 Why Choose TuT Masr's CITES Animals
At TuT Masr, we don’t just export reptiles — we deliver trust, quality, and compliance. All our animals are CITES-certified, meaning they’re legally sourced, ethically handled, and shipped with complete documentation. Whether you’re a breeder, retailer, or private collector, you can count on our team for healthy, stress-free reptiles that meet international wildlife standards.
- Legally Sourced & CITES Compliant: All our animals are ethically sourced and legally exported under CITES regulations.
- High-Quality & Healthy Specimens: We ensure all our animals are in top condition before shipment.
- Reliable International Shipping: Safe and secure transportation worldwide.
- Expert Support & Guidance: Our team provides all necessary documentation and care instructions.
