Middle Pleistocene location is located in the sand pit in the northeast of the village of Khirka Anenii Noi district. The cut consists of two packs of the alluvial deposits. The fauna of reptiles was found in the bottom of the first pack in the diagonal bedded, medium-doped with clay and pebbles of Carpathian sands. Fossils of turtles are represented by bony plates and their fragments. There were identified the following species: Emys antique Khosatzky, 1956, Melanochelys mossoczyi (Mlynarski, 1964), Sakya sp. Fossil remains of lizards are represented by fragments of the upper and lower jaws, osteoderms: there were identified the species Lacerta sp., Pseudopus sp., Anguis sp. Fossil remains of snakes are represented by isolated vertebrae, for diagnostics only trunk vertebrae were used. The following species were identified: Coluber gemonnensis (Laurenti, 1768), Natrix longovertebrata Szyndlar, 1984., Natrix natrix (Linnaeus, 1758), Coluber sp. The reptile fauna of the studied location consists of two ecological groups. The group of aquatic and semi-aquatic reptile is represented by turtles from genera Emys, Melanochelys, Sakya and by snakes from genus Natrix. The forest-steppe group is represented by genera Lacerta, Pseudopus, Anguis, Coluber. This reptile fauna belong to Tamanian faunistic complex, biozone MNQ19. The work was performed within the fundamental project 15.187.0211F.