All animals

A bright, calm female from our spring clutch. Eating dusted crickets and mealworms with enthusiasm.

Cream and brown harlequin juveniles from our New Caledonian line. No heat lamp required at room temperature.

Neon green with red speckling. A daytime-active display gecko for a planted, well-lit terrarium.

A friendly yellow male who climbs onto your hand himself. The most sociable lizard we breed.

Soft yellow and lavender male, feeding reliably on frozen-thawed mice. As gentle as ball pythons get.

Orange and red hatchlings with no black pigment. Active, curious and the easiest snake to start with.

Bright wild-green budgies, raised in a busy aviary and already whistling. Sold in pairs only.

A hand-tame grey male who steps up on request and whistles the first bars of anything he hears.

Hand-reared, hangs upside down for fun and rides around in shirt pockets. The quietest of the conures.

Sunset yellow and orange, and genuinely one of the loudest birds you can own. Not for flats.

Rosetted, scruffy and permanently hungry. A pair of young sows, handled daily since birth.

White mosaic female with the densest fur of any land mammal. Needs a cool room, not a warm one.

Low-set dumbo ears and the intelligence of a small dog. Clean, affectionate and badly misunderstood.

Deep orange male with carrot-tail. Confident, curious and always first to the food dish.

Blue-grey with orange spots and a big personality. For keepers who enjoy a gecko with attitude.

Healthy classic-coloured juveniles, eating greens and small insects daily.

A gentle, chunky female with the famous blue tongue. Dog-like temperament and an easy omnivore diet.

Tall casque, turquoise bars and a steady appetite. A rewarding chameleon for a keeper ready to mist daily.

Brightened, high-contrast female. A great first snake or a future breeding female.

Fully coloured-up Biak female with yellow highlights. A showpiece for an arboreal setup.

A soft blue and white pair from this spring. Still settling, but already inseparable.

Butter-yellow female with bright orange cheeks. Curious, gentle and taking millet from the hand.

A genuinely bonded pair, green with peach faces. Busy, loud and endlessly entertaining.

Orange-headed pair with green bodies and white eye rings. Bred here, closed-ringed and documented.

In full song already. The easiest bird we sell: watch, listen, and no handling required.

Tiny, constantly busy and always chattering. Best in a group in a long flight cage.

A parrot the size of a sparrow with the confidence of an eagle. Hand-reared and fearless.

A smooth-coated young boar who needs a companion. Ideal if you already have a lone guinea pig.

The classic wild grey, and a confident young male. Most active late in the evening.

A bonded, neutered pair who sleep eighteen hours and spend the other six causing chaos.

Golden, palm-sized and strictly a loner. Must live alone, in a much bigger box than pet shops sell.

Tiny, quick and soft grey-cream. We recommend housing dwarf hamsters alone despite what you may read.

Same-sex brothers, awake during the day and happiest under 30 cm of bedding.

A small grey doe, already litter trained. Looking for a home with a neutered partner rabbit.

Neutered buck with a proper woolly mane. Ready to be bonded with a partner rabbit.

A bonded pair of nocturnal gliders. Demanding, specialised, and not a beginner's pet.

A young, well-socialised female. Solitary by nature and completely dependent on steady warmth.

Captive-bred froglets for a planted, humid vivarium. Best kept in a small group.

Golden axolotls with fluffy gills. Fully aquatic, and the one rule is keeping the water cool.

Captive-bred hatchlings with full EU documentation. A companion for decades.

Golden flame female with a clean dorsal stripe. Reserved, but ask us about siblings.

Pure white with ice-blue eyes. Currently reserved.

Classic dark-masked sable hob, neutered and vaccinated. Currently reserved.

Red-bar Ambilobe male, now in his new home. Similar animals are expected later this year.