Bonded Californian rabbit sisters. Pickle leads, Olive follows. They must be adopted together.

Sulcata tortoise. Easy to care for day to day, but reaches 70-150 lb, lives 50-80+ years, and needs a secure outdoor pen.

Box turtle. Small, fast, and fond of hiding and digging. Can outlive his first keeper, so plan accordingly.

A group listing - mostly red-eared sliders with some yellow-bellied sliders. Adopted out individually from the pond.

Baby red-eared slider. All the charm now, but he grows to dinner-plate size and needs a 100+ gallon adult setup.

Ball python. One of the smaller ones, and usually out exploring his tank. Beginner friendly.

Corn snake. Active and observant, and will follow your hand if you so much as offer him water. Beginner friendly.

Ball python, sugar bamboo. Usually hiding, but comes out to say hi or cool off in the water bowl. Beginner friendly.

Ball python. Chill, fond of staying curled up, and very fond of mice. Beginner friendly.

Ball python. Inquisitive, and much more active since moving into her new tank. Beginner friendly.

Albino corn snake. A little bite-crazy but no worse than a pinch, and pleasant otherwise. Experienced keeper only.

Ball python. A big, sweet noodle who likes food, hiding, and curling up after a meal. Beginner friendly.

Gargoyle gecko. A dedicated hider with a striking pattern, so it is a treat when he comes out. Beginner friendly.

Bearded dragon with naturally puffy eyes. Sweet and silly, loves roaming and splashing. Beginner friendly.

Leopard gecko. Confident, strong personality, and loves to get wet. Beginner friendly.

Leopard gecko. Happiest hiding in his cave and napping. Beginner friendly.

Leopard gecko, light sensitive from conditions in his old home. Healing and adjusting. Experienced keeper only.

Leopard gecko. A little shy, and warming to people the more we work with her. Beginner friendly.

Leopard gecko. Very shy and fond of hiding, though her spots give her away. Beginner friendly.

Bearded dragon with one eye. Less social than most and warming up slowly. Experienced keeper only.

Argentine tegu. Striking pattern, and some aggression issues that are not her fault. Experienced keeper only.

Crested gecko. Wild, active and fond of launching himself off the top of his tank. Beginner friendly.

Green iguana. Energetic and full of life, with a regal crest of spines down his back. Experienced keeper only - he will reach 4 to 6 feet.