Most Popular Reptiles Names

The name 'Turtle' evokes the gentle and steady nature of the animal, symbolizing wisdom and longevity.

Very popular among turtle owners and those with similar reptiles.

A reference to the natural world, relating to the protective covering of reptiles or fish, symbolizing resilience and adaptability.

Popular among reptile enthusiasts, often selected for snakes, lizards, and other scaled pets.

The name 'Iguana' is derived from the Taino word 'iwana,' referring to the large lizard known for its distinctive appearance.

Popular among iguana owners, reflecting the species name directly.

The name Rango is derived from the Spanish word for 'range' or 'to change', suggesting adaptability and versatility.

Moderately popular among reptile owners, particularly for chameleons.

Viper refers to a venomous snake known for its agility and stealth, symbolizing fierceness and independence.

Fairly popular among reptile owners, particularly for snakes and lizards.

River; a name associated with water, symbolizing flow and vitality.

Occasionally used, appealing to owners who favor unique names for their pets.

The name Jade is often associated with the precious green stone known for its beauty and significance in various cultures, symbolizing purity, harmony, and balance.

Rarely chosen, though some owners appreciate the uniqueness of the name.

Derived from the Old English word 'iren', which refers to the metal known for its strength and durability.

Occasionally used for reptiles that are perceived as strong or resilient.

The name 'Ivy Coral' combines the botanical symbolism of 'Ivy', representing fidelity and friendship, with 'Coral', evoking the beauty and vibrancy of marine life.

Less common but recognized, particularly among owners of colorful reptiles.

A small, rounded stone, often found on beaches or riverbeds; suggests a sense of tranquility and nature.

Uncommon but sometimes chosen for smaller reptiles like geckos or turtles.