An active, bold dart frog with striking markings

Medium sized frog with a brightly coloured pattern "splashed" on its back.

A Very large species of ground dwelling frog with great character

Also know as a pacman frog. Easy to care for ground frog that grows quite large.

This morph is paler than an albino, and the green colour develops as they mature.

Also know as a pacman frog. Easy to care for ground frog that grows quite large.

CB24. One of the most well known tree frogs for their vivid red eye colour.

CB24. A fun, chunky treefrog with a big appetite. A great starter frog

This is the World largest tree frog, reaching 5-6" when fully grown

CB21. Microchipped and licenced.

CB24 Males. Colourful animals with lots of character.

CB24 Females.Colourful animals with lots of character.

CB24 babies. Pairs only

CB24 babies. Make great pets, very interactive.

CB24 babies. Make great pets, very interactive.

CB24. A rare morph of dragon that is patternless and while/silver in colour

A great beginner species. Easy to care for and good to handle

A great beginner species, good for handling.

CB24 Similar to crested gecko, with rougher skin and motled markings.

Various colour morph / types including Mac snow and Jungle

First time we have had this species available. CB22 babies.

A low maintenance, small species of gecko that are parthenogenic.

One of the largest gecko species. Beautiful markings but has attitude!

CB24. A gorgeous arboreal species with a tail that is almost 3 times the lentgh of its body

CB24. A small, sleder species with the ability to switch colours from green to brown.

A dwarf species of Agama rarely seen captive bred

CB24. A dwarf montior, great personality and easy to care for.

CB24. A slender boa with a good temperament and an amazing iridescent sheen.

CB24. The smallest of the rainbow boa species which becomes a rich chocolate brown colour with age.

CB21. A small species of burrowing boa.

Adult. This morph lacks any black pigmentantion.

A pattern morph with a distinctive stripe, red with no black colouration.

Lacks red pigmentation, with the addition of Tessera markings

CB22. The red colouration deepens as it gets older, has a plain belly.

CB21. Becomes redder as it matures, with the addition of Tessera markings.

A mixture of yellow and caramal brown colours with a distinctive dot markings down its back

CB22. An orange body with red blotches, outlined with black.

CB23. An unusal colour morph thast is white with orange and black spots

CB22. A pretty corn snake with pink and white markings.

A pattern morph with a distinctive stripe, pink and white with red eyes.

CB22. Brown and tan banding, adult size 4-5ft.

CB22. Tan colouration with dark dorsal blotches. Adult size 2.5 -3.5ft.

Well known for their tri colour striped pattern, intended to mimic those of the venomous coral snake

CB20 Male. Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large.

CB20 Female. Striking yellow markings.

CB21. Brown and tan in colour with a full body stripe.

A great beginner snake. Original colour and markings.

CB22 Male. A cross between a fire and a pastel

A great beginner snake.

A smaller species that is easy to keep and handle, great for beginers

One of the largest species of snake in North America, reaching up to 8ft in length.

CB22. Semi-aquatic and gets to about 1m average when fully grown.

6-7cm. A large fluffy species with strawberry blonde hairs.

A beautiful sp[ecies with a pinkish overall colour and a starburst pattern on the carapace.

Juvinille. An agressive species that is the only know species to swim.

1-2cm. A well known species for its good temperament and striking gold patterns

S/A female. A dwarf species with amazing colouration.

3cm. A large, attractive species that grows sharps spines on its rear legs to fight off predators

3-4cm. An arboreal species that is brown with an olive carapace.

1cm. A large, jet black burrowing species

Sling. A slow growing species that takes years to mature. Females can live over 25 years

1cm. A secretive burrowing species

4-5cm. A large species of tarantula with striking markings.

4-6cm. A burrowing species that has the ability to stridulate when it feels threatened.

4-6cm. A stunning terrestrial species that likes to web

4cm. The largest species of Avicularia.

5-6cm. A medium sized arboreal species with pink tips on its legs

1cm. Very heavy webbers, can be very aggressive.

1-2cm. A fast arboreal species with a tiger-striped pattern on their abdomen.

1-2cm. A docile, arboreal spider with unique coloration

4-5cm. A very pretty and docile spider. Black with orange legs.

1cm. A slow growing, docile species with orange legs.

5-7cm. A calm ground dwelling spider with red markings on their legs

5-6cm. AKA Orange Bitety Thing. Fast and fiesty.

1-2cm. An arboreal species with attitude that likes to web

A beautiful arboreal species in shades of tan and brown

Sling. Adults are a deep iridescent purple with pink toes.

1-2cm. A dolice tree dwelling species.

1cm. A slender burrowing species that is a gorgerous tangerine colour

5-7cm. Adults are a deep iridescent purple with pink toes

2cm. A large arboreal species with intense blue colouration on the legs

6-8cm. A beautiful species with blue legs that builds intricate webs

5cm. Charecterized by having a "horn" protruding from the carapace..

1cm. A terrestrial species with striking markings

Juvinille. A slow growing, easy to care for species.

Sling. A very stunning and remarkable old world tarantula. Very fast.

Sling. A smaller species of Psalmopoeus, can be skittish.

4cm. A large arboreal species covered in long white wooly hairs. Rarely seen in the trade.

5-6cm. A fast growning, large species

1cm. A burrowing species that is a mixture of grey, brown and gold in colour

1-2cm. A shy species that has unusual, dark blue slender legs.

1-2cm. A defensive arboreal species that needs high humidity.

1cm. Only reaching 3" when fully grown with beautiful colouration.

2-3cm. This used to be the most common tarantula, now rare to see in the hobby. A great beginner species

1cm. A docile dwarf species with a meatllic blue abdomen.

0.5cm. A small docile species suitable for a begginer

1-2cm. A large, jet black burrowing species

1cm. This dwarf species is the largest of all Hapalopus genus, with strinking red and black markings.

1-2cm. Similar to the salmon pinks but with more red colouration on the abdomen.

Sling. A beautiful new species of Pink Toe

1cm. A heavy webbing species than can be kept communally

1-2cm. An agressive fossorial species. Brown/black in colouration.

1-2cm. A burrowing species with bright blue legs

1c. A dwarf arboreal species only growing to about 2.5"

1-2cm. A tree dwelling tarantula that creates webbed hideouts

1cm. Only discovered in 2014, this is a dwarf terrestrial species that is yellow & blue

A stunning insect that feeds on privet and honeysuckle

These make ideal pets as they are easy to look after and grow up to 8"

Large cockroachs that hiss when they feel theartened

Also know as a cat-eye Mantis. reaches 12cm when fully grown.

A large mantis, very easy to keep

Feirce predatory insect, with a needle like mouthpart to inject their prey.