During July-August 2016, I went to Cuba for a three-weeks holiday trip. Besides the colorful cities, the colonial architecture, and the warmth of the people, I came back home with pictures of… lizards of course. In this article, I will share some of them with their locality. As the Cuban herpetofauna does not seem to be very well known, I am having some trouble to identify some individuals. Maybe some readers will be able to help! More pictures of the Cuban herpetofauna are shown in Galerie, among other herps.

Brown Anole – Anolis sagrei – Cienfuegos, Cuba

Cuban Giant Gecko – Tarentola americana – Cienfuegos, Cuba

Brown Anole – Anolis sagrei – Trinidad, Cuba

Allisson’s Anole – Anolis allissoni – Camaguey, Cuba

Auber’s Ameiva – Pholidoscelis auberi – Camaguey, Cuba

Female Allison’s Anole – Anolis allissoni – Camaguey, Cuba

Male Allison’s Anole – Anolis allissoni – Camaguey, Cuba

Cuban White-fanned Anole – Anolis homolechis – Baracoa, Cuba

Monte Verde Curlytail Lizard – Leiocephalus macropus – Baracoa, Cuba

Cuban Green Anole – Anolis porcatus – Baracoa, Cuba

Cuban Green Anole – Anolis porcatus – Baracoa, Cuba

Guantanamo Anole – Anolis argenteolus – Baracoa, Cuba

Auber’s Ameiva – Pholidoscelis auberi – Baracoa, Cuba

Northern Curlytail Lizard – Leiocephalus carinatus – Varadero, Cuba

Cuban Curlytail Lizard – Leiocephalus cubensis – Trinidad, Cuba

Cuban Twig Anole – Anolis angusticeps – Viñales, Cuba

Cuban White-fanned Anole – Anolis homolechis – Viñales, Cuba