Sakishima Grass Lizard

To be honest, I personally feel that it is rare for Sakishima Grass Lizard, an endemic species of Japan, to be in a European zoo.

They aren't all too common in Europe as it's mainly a number of the large major zoos that have them.

@Prochilodus246 This species is only found in Japan, so it is likely that it arrived from a Japanese zoo. (In fact, the Japanese giant salamander kept in U.S. zoos arrived from Japanese zoos, so it is likely that the Sakishima grass lizard kept in European zoos arrived for the same reason.)

@captain alligator

They are, together with t. sexlineatus and T. smaragdinus present at private reptile collections in Europe. Personally I bred the species about 10 years ago.