Milos Island Grass Snakes are similar in looks to the UK grass snake with the characteristic collar around the base of the neck with a black head. This species is endemic to Milos Island in Greece.
The California Red Sided Garter Snake is a stunning species, will live communally in the right environment, are brightly coloured and easy to care for; making them perfect for any level of experience.
Variable Kingsnakes are classed within the beginner species of snakes and are ideal for people new to keeping reptiles or for the younger generation as their first pet snake.
Pueblan Milk Snakes are banded with bright colours, this makes them an attractive species to own. They are shy and prefer to have small, tight hides to curl up in.
Californian Kingsnakes range in colour morphs from black and white striped or bands to chocolate, lavander, albino and many more. They are one of the best first snake species to own as a beginner.
Brooks King Snakes was originally thought to be a subspecies of the Florida King Snake. In recent years, they are now classed as location of the wild-collected adults. We, along with others in the hobby, have decided to keep them listed as Brooks.
Corn Snakes come in a huge variety of colours. They are a easy handling size and have a calm disposition. These animals are reluctant to bite, constrict or defecate under mild stress like other species. Suitable for any experience level.
Royal Pythons are calm and gentle, making them an ideal beginners snake as long as their environmental requirements are met. They are available in a huge variety of colour morphs and are hugely popular exotic pets.
Kenyan Sand Boas are found living within sandy areas of East Africa. Adults vary greatly in size depending on sex. Males are small averaging 15 to 18 inches, whereas females are slightly larger and stocky growing to an average size of 30 inches.
The Common Boa Constrictor can reach an adult length of 12ft but averages between 5-9ft. This species makes a great exotic pet, however a large enclosure is required when adult.
Bosc Monitors also known as Savannah Monitors, originate from Africa. Large monitor lizards come with challenges; from temperament to housing, equipment and upkeep costs, please take time to read our care guide.
The Ridge Tailed Monitor is also known as an Ackie Monitor within the pet trade. These are much smaller compared to other species of monitors reaching no more than two feet in total length.
These tiny geckos are wonderful additions to any home. Though too delicate to handle, they are a fascinating, active species which do well in a small scale desert display enclosure.
The Palm Gecko, also known as White Lined Gecko or Skunk Gecko is a stunning display species originating from Indonesia, New Guinea, Palau and the Solomon Islands.
This vibrantly coloured diurnal Gecko belongs to the smallest subfamily of day geckos. They are endemic to Northwest Madagascar inhabiting coastal forests.
The Bells Hinged Back Tortoise is a small/medium sized semi-tropical tortoise with a huge character! They require higher humidity levels compared to other species, meaning that they can be kept in a well ventilated vivarium setup.
The Assassin Bug originates in Africa. A venomous predatory bug with a painful sting, like that of a hornet. They are also capable of spitting digestive enzymes when threatened! Growing up to 40mm, they are fascinating pets for more experienced keepers.
African Land Snails are a giant species of snail from East Africa. They are one of the easiest pets to look after and are cheap to maintain, their slow movement and robust bodies make them a perfect pet for children to watch and are easy to handle.
These African centipedes can reach sizes of 15-18cm in length. They are variable in colour, generally seen with the head and body yellow, orange or tan with darker blue-black bands, with yellow, orange or blue legs.
This is a South American species of cockroach which prefers to burrow. Adult males have two yellow spots on their head which resemble headlights. Unfortunately it isn't possible to sex nymphs.
A large black cockroach that seems to prefers drier conditions compared to other species. They do prefer to burrow in substrate rather than climb. Adult males will form wings but they don't fly.
The Spot Legged Dart Frog have a black body with two cream lateral stripes running from the nose down each side of the body. Yellow is present around the groin area and blue spotting present on their feet.
Golfodulcean Poison Dart Frogs reach an average length 3.5cm and display vibrant orange stripes down their backs. They are named after the Golfodulcean region of Costa Rica and are considered endangered in the wild due to habitat loss.
Axolotls are large aquatic salamanders only found in parts of Mexico. They are easy to keep and grow to an impressive 30cm, making the Axolotl a popular exotic pet.
The Alpine Newt is one of the larger species within this family reaching a length of 10-12cm, males are smaller. Females are drab looking whereas males are brightly coloured during courtship.
