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Animals available at Northampton
Reptile & Fish Centre
Bell Plantation Garden Centre, Towcester, NN12 6GX
Captive bred animals only guarantee
For information on please call 01327 350088
| Amphibians | ||||
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A very larges species of frog with character | |||
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These animals are extremely fascinating and easy to care for | |||
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These animals are extremely fascinating and easy to care for | |||
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An active species of toad, ideal for beginners | |||
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A small, easy to keep species of arboreal frog. | |||
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A small species of frog which is quite active. | |||
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The largest of the horned frogs, with larger horns than the other species | |||
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A bright green, small species of tree frog | |||
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A stunning easy to keep ground frog | |||
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One of the most well known tree frogs for their vivid red eye colour. | |||
| Tortoises & Turtles | ||||
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CB19 microchipped and licenced. | |||
| Chameleons | ||||
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Colorful and fun little characters. CB20 babies bred in store. | |||
| Dragons | ||||
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CB20 babies, bred in store. Make great pets, very interactive | |||
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Smoother in apperance and feel than the common dragons. Bred in store | |||
| Geckos | ||||
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A rare species of gecko. Not for handleling, but make a fascinating "look at" pet | |||
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Friendly lizards that are easy to keep | |||
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Adult females. Similar to crested gecko, with rougher skin and striped markings. | |||
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Juvenile. Characterised by having less than 10 spots on its body | |||
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Juvenile. charecterized by having purple, charcoal or silver body | |||
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Juvenile. These show a random pattern instead of the typical small blotches with red eyes | |||
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Juvenile. These show a random, camo like pattern, instead of the typical small blotches | |||
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Juvenile. AKA a tremper leopard gecko. High orange colouration | |||
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An active animal witha distinctive white dorsal stripe | |||
| Misc Lizards | ||||
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A lizard with lovely blue and yellow markings, can grow upwards of 10 Inches. Male and female available. | |||
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Acitive, intelligent and can become very tame. Male and female available. | |||
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These are stunning lizards that grow quite large | |||
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A burrowing species of skink, rarely seen captive bred. | |||
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CB20. A curious lizard with great personality. Easy to handle and care for. | |||
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A big lizard with a big personality! Best kept as a look at pet. | |||
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Rarely available CB. A shy species that is more of a look at pet than a hands on one | |||
| Boas | ||||
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An unusual pattern morph of sand boa. | |||
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CB20 Females. Slightly smaller than common boas with more compact saddle patterns. | |||
| Corn Snakes | ||||
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CB19. Stunning colouration that will deepen with age. | |||
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Male. CB19. A lovely motled grey colour | |||
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Native to North American their natural colours are reds, browns and blacks. | |||
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The motley morph is a corn with spots rather than stripes down its back.Butter colouration. | |||
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CB20. Usually slimmer than most morphs with ashy colouration. | |||
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Similar to the peppermint but with added caramel. | |||
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These corn snakes are silvery-lavender, with very little pattern as adults | |||
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CB20. An unusual patterened snake, with diffused genes. | |||
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CB20. Diffused patterning on the sides and no belly pattern. | |||
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A lovely morph of corn. Pink and red tones with nice patterns | |||
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Takes on a more Chestnut colouration as it matures, less black pigmentation that usual. | |||
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CB20. A stunning cross between caramel and sunkissed | |||
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CB20. lighter than an anery corn | |||
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This morph has distinct side paterning, on a grey coloured body. | |||
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A lovely morph of corn. Pretty lilac colouration | |||
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The motley morph is a corn with spots rather than stripes down its back. Charcoal colouration | |||
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CB20. Paternless except for a stripe down its back. | |||
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CB19. A combination of Lavender and amel genes | |||
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CB20. An amel x cinder, lovly pink colour. | |||
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A lovely morph of corn. Orange and red colouration. Grown on male. | |||
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CB19. Triple gene morph with caramel, lava and motley | |||
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CB20. These morphs have light grey lines instead of black | |||
| Kingsnakes | ||||
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A great colour morph of this species | |||
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Great little snakes, Easy to keep. Male. | |||
| Milk Snakes | ||||
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A great beginner snake with very pretty markings.Male available. | |||
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A very pretty snake with red and black markings. Male. | |||
| Pythons | ||||
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Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large. Male. | |||
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Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large. Female. | |||
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Sub adult male. Beautiful pale colouration. | |||
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Male. A nice easy snake to keep with lovely markings. | |||
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CB18 female. lovely colouration | |||
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lovely looking morph of royal pyton | |||
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CB19. A great beginner snake. Unusual striped markings | |||
| Misc Snakes | ||||
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A powerful, rough scaled snake which can obtain an adult size of 6ft | |||
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CB17 male. Stunning looking snake. | |||
| Spiders | ||||
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Not often seen in the trade, a relatively shy species | |||
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sling. A well known species for its good temperament and striking gold patterns | |||
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sub adult. A fast growing birdeating species. | |||
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A well known species for its good temperament and striking gold patterns | |||
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Sling. A relatively new arboreal species. Lovely tan colouration. | |||
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Spiderling. A small docile species suitable for a begginer | |||
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Female. A good beginner species, placid but grows to a decent size | |||
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A fast, semi-agressive taratula. Not suitable for a beginner | |||
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Sling. A semi-arboreal species which has great adult colouration and a mild manner | |||
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Sling. A large species of tarantula with striking markings | |||
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Very beautiful burrowing species from India. | |||
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A smaller species of taratula, lovely gold colouration and a fast grower | |||
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Juvinille. This Is the largest spider in the world by mass and size. | |||
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Sling. An old world species that becomes bright blue as it matures. | |||
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Sling. An arboreal speacies which turns purple with age. | |||
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Sling. A medium sized burrowing species | |||
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This is a very quick species of spider with a huge adult legspan | |||
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A medium sized tarantula, dolice and good for a beginner | |||
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Juvinille. A good beginner species, Beautiful colours and peaceful manner | |||
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A medium sized tarantula, dolice and good for a beginner | |||
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Female. AKA orange bitey thing. Fast and agressive, not for beginners | |||
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A large spider with a an attitude | |||
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Sling. A beautiful species with blue legs that builds intricate webs | |||
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sub adult. A Large terrestrial species considered 3rd largest in the world. | |||
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A very stunning and remarkable old world tarantula. Very fast | |||
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Sling. A tree dwelling tarantula that creates webbed hideouts | |||
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Sling. A beautiful arboreal species with bright orange patterns on its abdomen | |||
| Scorpions | ||||
| Misc Invertebrates | ||||
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Wonderful looking with a great disguise | |||
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A large secies of mantis, easy to keep. | |||
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lovely patterns and great threat display! | |||
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A pretty species with eye spots on its wings | |||
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A beautiful species of mantis with nymphs having blue/purple eyes. | |||
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A large secies of mantis, easy to keep. | |||
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A great pet for beginners as they are very easy to care for. | |||
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Large cockroachs that hiss when they feel theartened | |||
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Approx. 1" An unusual pet that is easy to care for. Adult size up to 17cm. | |||
Giant African Bullfrog
(pyxicephalus adspersus)
A very larges species of frog with character
Albino Axolotl
(Ambystoma mexicanum)
These animals are extremely fascinating and easy to care for
Speckled Axolotl
(Ambystoma mexicanum)
These animals are extremely fascinating and easy to care for
Giant Fire Bellied Toad
(Bombina maxima)
An active species of toad, ideal for beginners
European Green Tree Frog
(Hyla arborea)
A small, easy to keep species of arboreal frog.
European Green Tree Frog
(Hyla chrysoscelis)
A small species of frog which is quite active.
Brazilian Horned Frog
(Ceratophrys aurita)
The largest of the horned frogs, with larger horns than the other species
Orinoco Lime Tree Frog
(Sphaenorhynchus lacteus)
A bright green, small species of tree frog
Blue Posion Arrow Frog
(Dendrobates tinctorius azureus)
A stunning easy to keep ground frog.
Red Eye Tree Frog
(Agalychnis callidryas)
One of the most well known tree frogs for their vivid red eye colour.
Hermman's Tortoise
(Testudo hermanni)
CB19 microchipped and licenced. .
Yemen Chameleon
(Chamaeleo calyptratus)
Colorful and fun little characters. CB20 babies bred in store.
Common Bearded Dragon
(Pogona vitticeps)
CB20 babies, bred in store. Make great pets, very interactive
Leatherback Bearded Dragon
(Pogona vitticeps)
Smoother in apperance and feel than the common dragons. Bred in store
Flying gecko
(Ptychozoon kuhli)
A rare species of gecko. Not for handleling, but make a fascinating "look at" pet
Gargoyle gecko
(Rhacodactylus auriculatus)
Adult females. Similar to crested gecko, with rougher skin and striped markings.
Leopard Gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Friendly lizards that are easy to keep
Hypo Leopard Gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Juvenile. Characterised by having less than 10 spots on its body
Tangerine Albino Leopard Gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Juvenile. AKA a tremper leopard gecko. High orange colouration
Jungle Leopard Gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Juvenile. These show a random, camo like pattern, instead of the typical small blotches
Super Mack Snow Leopard Gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Juvenile. charecterized by having purple, charcoal or silver body
Albino Jungle Leopard Gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Juvenile. These show a random pattern instead of the typical small blotches with red eyes
White lined gecko
(Gekko vittatus)
An active animal with a distinctive white dorsal stripe
Baja Rock Lizard
(Petrosaurus thalassinus)
A lizard with lovely blue and yellow markings, can grow upwards of 10 Inches. Male and female available
Blue Tongue Skink
(Tiliqua scincoides)
An active lizardcfull of personality
Spiny Tail Iguana
(Ctenosaura sp)
A big lizard with a big personality! Best kept as a look at pet.
Green Basilisk
(Basiliscus plumifrons)
These are stunning lizards that grow quite large
Oscellated Skink
(Chalcides ocellatus)
A burrowing species of skink, rarely seen captive bred.
Tunisian Eyed Lizard
(Timon tangitanus)
Acitive, intelligent and can become very tame. Male and female available.
Red Eyed Crocodile Skink
(Tribolonotus gracilis)
Rarely available CB. A shy species that is more of a look at pet than a hands on one
Nicarguan Boa
(Boa constrictor nicaragua)
CB20 Females. Slightly smaller than common boas with more compact saddle patterns.
Kenyan sand boa "dodoma"
(Eryx colubrinus loveridgei)
An unusual pattern morph of sand boa
Amber Kastanie Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB19. Stunning colouration that will deepen with age.
Anery Pewter Head Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Male. CB19. A lovely motled grey colour
Butter Motley Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
The motley morph is a corn with spots rather than stripes down its back. Butter colouration
Common Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
Native to North American they're natural colours are reds, browns and blacks.
Cinder Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
CB20. Usually slimmer than most morphs with ashy colouration.
Pewter Cinder Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
These corn snakes are silvery-lavender, with very little pattern as adults
Butter Cinder Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
Similar to the peppermint but with added caramel.
Charocal Motley Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
Similar to the peppermint but with added caramel.
Diffuesed Tessera Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
CB20. An unusual patterened snake, with diffused genes.
Diffuesed Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
CB20. Diffused patterning on the sides and no belly pattern.
Lava Striped Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
CB20. Paternless except for a stripe down its back..
Fire Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
A lovely morph of corn. Pink and red tones with nice patterns
Hypo Kastaine Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Takes on a more Chestnut colouration as it matures, less black pigmentation that usual.
Ghost Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB20. lighter than an anery corn
Ghost Tessera Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
This morph has distinct side paterning, on a grey coloured body.
Honey Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB20. A stunning cross between caramel and sunkissed
Lavender Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
A lovely morph of corn. Burgandy and orange colouration
Peppermint Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB20. An amel x cinder, lovly pink colour.
Opal Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB19. A combination of Lavender and amel genes
Stripe Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB19. A great beginner snake, unusual markings
Sunkissed Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Grown on male. Orange and yellow colouration.
Ultra Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB20. These morphs have light grey lines instead of black.
Topaz Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
CB19. Triple gene morph with caramel, lava and motley
Albino ruthvens kingsnake
(Lampropeltis ruthveni)
A great colour morph of this species
Brooks king snake
(Lampropeltis getula brooksi)
Great little snakes, Easy to keep. Male.
Sinaloan Milksnake
(Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae)
A great beginner snake with very pretty markings. Male available.
Tangerine Honduran Milksnake
(Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis)
A very pretty snake with red and black markings. Male.
Albino Carpet Python
(Morelia spilota)
Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large. Male.
Bredls Python
(Morelia bredli)
Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large. Female.
Royal Python Butter
(Python regius)
Sub adult male. Beautiful pale colouration
Royal Python Enchi Pinstripe
(Python regius)
Male. A nice easy snake to keep with lovely markings.
Royal Python Pastel Enchi Lesser
(Python regius)
CB18 female. lovely colouration
Royal Python Phantom
(Python regius)
lovely looking morph of royal pyton
Royal Python Pinstripe
(Python regius)
CB19. A great beginner snake. Unusual striped markings
Northern Pine Snake
(Pituophis melanoleucus)
A powerful, rough scaled snake which can obtain an adult size of 6ft
Sichuan Manderin Rat Snake
(Elaphe mandarina)
CB17 male. Stunning looking snake.
Amazon Stout Leg Tarantula
(Bumba cabocla)
Not often seen in the trade, a relatively shy species
Curly Hair Tarantula
(Brachypelma albopilosum)
Female. A good beginner species, placid but grows to a decent size
Cameroon Red Tarantula
(Hysterocrates gigas)
Grown on. A plump-bodied tarantula, great for beginners
Chaco Gold Knee Tarantula
(Grammostola pulchripes)
Sling. A well known species for its good temperament and striking gold patterns
Chaco Gold Knee Tarantula
(Grammostola pulchripes)
A well known species for its good temperament and striking gold patterns
Columbian Blonde Tarantula
(Psalmopoeus emeraldus)
Sling. A relatively new arboreal species. Lovely tan colouration.
Columbian Dwarf Tarantula
(Cyriocosmus leetzi)
Spiderling. A small docile species suitable for a begginer
Ecuadorian Tarantula
(Pamphobeteus insignis)
A fast, semi-agressive taratula. Not suitable for a beginner
Flame Rump Tarantula
(Thrixopelma ockerti)
Sling. A semi-arboreal species which has great adult colouration and a mild manner
Giant White Knee Tarantula
(Acanthoscurria geniculata)
Sling. A large species of tarantula with striking markings
Goa purple tarantula
(Thrigmopoeus truculentus)
Very beautiful burrowing species from India.
Gooty Ornamental tarantula
(Poecilotheria metallica)
Sling. An old world species that becomes bright blue as it matures.
Golden Dwarf tarantula
(Euthycaelus colonica)
A smaller species of taratula, lovely gold colouration and a fast grower
Golitah Birdeater Tarantula
(Theraphosa stirmi)
Juvinille. This Is the largest spider in the world by mass and size.
Hati Purple Tarantula
(Cyriopagopus sp. "Hatihati")
Sling. An arboreal speacies which turns purple with age.
Horned Baboon Tarantula
(Ceratogyrus sanderi)
Sling. A medium sized burrowing species
Huntsman Spider
(Heteropoda venatoria)
This is a very quick species of spider with a huge adult legspan
Mexican Gold Red Rump Tarantula
(Brachypelma albiceps)
A medium sized tarantula, dolice and good for a beginner
Mexican Red Leg Tarantula
(Brachypelma emilia)
Juvinille. A good beginner species, Beautiful colours and peaceful manner
Salmon Pink Tarantula
(Lasiodora parahybana)
sub adult. A Large terrestrial species considered 3rd largest in the world.
Pumpkin Patch Tarantula
(Hapalopus sp Colombia)
A very sought after dwarf species. amazing markings
Orange Baboon Tarantula
(Pterinochilus murinus)
Female. AKA orange bitey thing. Fast and agressive, not for beginners
Red island Birdeater
(Phormictopus atrichomatus)
A large spider with a an attitude
Socotra Blue Island
(Monocentropus Balfouri)
Sling. A beautiful species with blue legs that builds intricate webs
Togo Starburst
(Heteroscodra maculata)
A very stunning and remarkable old world tarantula. Very fast
Trinidad Chevron
(Psalmopoeus cambridgei)
Sling. A tree dwelling tarantula that creates webbed hideouts
Venezuelan Chevron
(Psalmopoeus irminia)
Sling. A beautiful arboreal species with bright orange patterns on its abdomen
Dead Leaf Mantis
(Deroplatys lobata)
Wonderful looking with a great disguise
Double Eye Mantis
(Stagmatoptera biocellata)
A pretty species with eye spots on its wings
Peacock Mantis
(Pseudoempusa pinnapavonis)
lovely patterns and great threat display!
Prohierodula Mantis
(Prohierodula laticollis)
A beautiful species of mantis with nymphs having blue/purple eyes
African Mantis
(Sphodromantis Sp)
Wonderful looking with a great disguise
Wonderful looking with a great disguise
Giant African land snail
(Achatina fulica)
A great pet for beginners as they are very easy to care for.
Hissing Cockroach
(Gromphadorhina portentosa)
Large cockroachs that hiss when they feel theartened
Speckled Millipede
(Telodeinopus aoutii)
Approx. 1" An unusual pet that is easy to care for. Adult size up to 17cm.
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