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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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These are one of the easiest species of tree frog to keep. | |||
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A small, easy to keep species of arboreal frog. | |||
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Well known for their striking red eyes! | |||
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One of the larger species of dart frog with striking yellow markings | |||
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Lovely colour variation of dart frog, small and easy to keep. | |||
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Lovely colour variation of dart frog, small and easy to keep. | |||
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Easy to care for terrestrial frog | |||
| Tortoises & Turtles | ||||
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One of the smaller species of turtle that are easy to keep. | |||
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CB18 microchipped and licenced. | |||
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Mediterranean species, microchipped | |||
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Mediterranean toroitse. CB16 microchipped | |||
| Chameleons | ||||
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Colorful and fun little characters | |||
| Dragons | ||||
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A lovely species of water dragon, can grows up to 3 foot long | |||
| Geckos | ||||
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Also known as the thick tailed gecko. Easy to care for species, not commonly seen | |||
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A gorgeous arboreal gecko | |||
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Beautiful, large gecko. Active in the day | |||
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Fun little creatures and very easy to look after | |||
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A beautifully coloured species of gecko | |||
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An active animal witha distinctive white dorsal stripe | |||
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Very pretty terrestrial gecko | |||
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Friendly lizards that are easy to keep | |||
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Great beginner gecko. Lovely looking varient | |||
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Friendly lizard, easy to keep. Great colour and patterns | |||
| Misc Lizards | ||||
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Acitive, intelligent and can become very tame | |||
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CB18. Vegitarian lizard, largest growing of the uromastyx species | |||
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A North American lizard that grow between 8 to 15 inches in length | |||
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A species of arboreal lizard from East Africa | |||
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A lizard with lovely blue and yellow markings, can grow upwards of 10 Inches | |||
| Boas | ||||
| Corn Snakes | ||||
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Lighter version of a snow corn | |||
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A brighter coloured corn snake with interesting markings | |||
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Grown on. very pretty snake lovley temperament | |||
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Great beginer species | |||
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Great beginer species | |||
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Great beginer species | |||
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Easy for beginners, similar to a common but with a clear white belly. | |||
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Mainly orangey pinks with white markings | |||
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Mainly orangey pinks with white markings. Adult | |||
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Native to North American they're natural colours are reds, browns and blacks. | |||
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Mainly white with pink markings | |||
| Kingsnakes | ||||
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Very pretty king snake with yellow dots and dashes down its back. | |||
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A great colour morph of this species | |||
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A very easy to keep, pretty species | |||
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AKA the mexican kingsnake. great pattern | |||
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Great little snakes, Easy to keep | |||
| Milk Snakes | ||||
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A great beginner snake with very pretty markings. | |||
| Pythons | ||||
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Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large | |||
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Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large | |||
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Also known as Ramsays and sand pythons these guys are simply stunning! | |||
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CB18, a great beginner snake. | |||
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A beautiful morph of royal python. | |||
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lovely looking morph of royal pyton | |||
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A great begginer species. Pretty variation cb18 | |||
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lovely looking morph of royal pyton | |||
| Misc Snakes | ||||
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A medium sized, semi-arboreal snake. | |||
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A very pretty species of rat snake. Pink and cream markings | |||
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Attractive snake that tames well with regualr handling | |||
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A long and slender snake. stunning looking animals CB 17 | |||
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Adult. stunning species of snake. | |||
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A smaller species that is easy to keep and handle, great for beginers | |||
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Lovely looking snakes with a feisty personality | |||
| Spiders | ||||
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A large species of tarantula with striking markings | |||
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A beautiful, docile species of tarantula | |||
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An ideal tarantula species for a beginner. Sling | |||
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This species grows fairly large and is quite docile. Sling. | |||
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This species is one of the larger tarantulas. sling. | |||
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Very beautiful burrowing species from India. | |||
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Very fast moving arboreal spider | |||
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A large and colourful arboreal tarantula | |||
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Beautiful spider that is defensive and fast | |||
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A fast moving spider that can grow up to 7 inches | |||
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A tree dwelling tarantula that creates webbed hideouts within the nooks and crannies of trees | |||
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A beautiful purple and black species with a light yellow carapace | |||
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large arboreal spider with distinctive colors and patterns | |||
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A large arboreal species | |||
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A remarkable spider due to its size! | |||
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Rare. The largest spider in the world by mass and size. | |||
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A beutiful species that builds intricate webs | |||
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Large, stocky tarantula, great display species | |||
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Large terrestrial burrowing tarantula | |||
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Very stunning and remarkable bird spider | |||
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Gorgeous and quick! adult female | |||
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A large spider with a an attitude | |||
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A secretive burrowing species | |||
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A medium sized spider that is known for its bright blue legs. | |||
| Scorpions | ||||
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One of the larger species of scorpion, growing up to 20cm | |||
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We dont see these available very often. Quite rare | |||
| Misc Invertebrates | ||||
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Reaches an impressize adult size. ideal for beginners. | |||
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A beautiful species of mantis. | |||
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Fun and easy species to keep | |||
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A large species of mantis | |||
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Fascinating little creatures with amazing abiltiy to blend in! | |||
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A flat bodied slug that can reach up to 12cm long | |||
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These make ideal pets as they are easy to look after. | |||
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One of the largest species of cockroach. | |||
Whites tree frog
(Litoria carulea)
These are one of the easiest species of tree frog to keep.
European Green tree frog
(Hyla arborea)
A small, easy to keep species of arboreal frog.
Red Eye Tree Frog
(Agalychnis callidryas)
Well known for their striking red eyes!
Citronella dart frog
(Dendrobates tinctorius)
One of the larger species of dart frog with striking yellow markings
Alanis poison arrow frog
(Dendrobates tinctorius)
Lovely colour variation of dart frog, small and easy to keep.
Micro Spot Green/Black Dart Frog
(Dendrobates auratus)
Lovely colour variation of dart frog, small and easy to keep.
Albino horned frog
(Ceratophrys ornata)
Easy to care for terrestrial frog
Musk Turtle
(Stigmochelys pardalis)
One of the smaller species of turtle that are easy to keep.
Hermanns Tortoise
(Testudo hermanni)
CB18 microchipped and licenced.
Spur-thighed Tortoise
(Testudo graeca)
Mediterranean species, microchipped
Marginated Tortoise
(Testudo marginata)
Mediterranean toroitse. CB16 microchipped
Yemen Chameleon
(Chamaeleo calyptratus)
Colorful and fun little characters
Australian Water Dragon
(Intellagama lesueurii)
A lovely species of water dragon, can grows up to 3 foot long.
Barking Gecko
(Underwoodisaurus milii)
Also known as the thick tailed gecko. Easy to care for species, not commonly seen
Gold Dust Day Gecko
(Phelsuma laticauda)
A gorgeous arboreal gecko
Giant Madagascan Day Gecko
(Phelsuma grandis)
A stunning gecko, very active in the day and great alternative to cresties
Giant Day Gecko
(Phelsuma grandis)
Beautiful, large gecko. Active in the day
Crested gecko
(Correlophus ciliatu)
Fun little creatures and very easy to look after
Tokay gecko
(Gekko gecko)
A beautifully coloured species of gecko
White lined gecko
(Gekko vittatus)
An active animal with a distinctive white dorsal stripe
Hainan Cave Gecko
(Goniurosaurus hainanensis)
Very pretty terrestrial gecko
Leopard Gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Friendly lizards that are easy to keep
Albino leopard gecko
(Eublepharis macularius)
Great beginner gecko. Lovely looking varient
Monatus leopard gecko
(Eublepharis macularius montanus)
Friendly lizard, easy to keep. Great colour and patterns
Tunisian eyed lizard
(Timon pater)
Active, intelligent and can become very tame
Egyptian Uromastyx
(Uromastyx aegyptia)
CB18. Vegitarian lizard, largest growing of the uromastyx species
Collared lizard
(Crotaphytus collaris)
A North American lizard that grow between 8 to 15 inches in length
Dwarf Sungazer Lizard
(Cordylus tropidosternum)
A species of arboreal lizard from East Africa
Baja Rock Lizard
(Petrosaurus thalassinus)
A lizard with lovely blue and yellow markings, can grow upwards of 10 Inches
Avalanche Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Lighter version of a snow corn
Okeetee Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
A brighter coloured corn snake with interesting markings
Striped Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Grown on. very pretty snake lovley temperament
Granite Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Great beginer species
Masque Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Great beginer species
Butter Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Great beginer species
Hypo Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus)
Easy for beginners, similar to a common but with a clear white belly.
Amel Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
Mainly orangey pinks with white markings
Amel Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
Mainly orangey pinks with white markings. Adult
Common Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
Native to North American they're natural colours are reds, browns and blacks.
Snow Corn Snake
(Pantherophis guttatus guttatus)
Mainly white with pink markings
Albino cali kingsnake
(Lampropeltis getula californiae)
A great colour morph of this species
Albino ruthvens kingsnake
(Lampropeltis ruthveni)
A great colour morph of this species
Florida kingsnake
(Lampropeltis getula floridana)
A very easy to keep, pretty species
Durango mountain kingsnake
(Lampropeltis mexicana greeri)
AKA the mexican kingsnake. great pattern
Brooks king snake
(Lampropeltis getula brooksi)
Great little snakes, Easy to keep
Sinaloan Milksnake
(Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae)
A great beginner snake with very pretty markings.
Bredls Python
(Morelia bredli)
Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large
Albino Carpet Python
(Morelia spilota)
Semi arboreal, and can grow reasonably large
Woma Python
(Aspidites ramsayi)
Also known as Ramsays and sand pythons these guys are simply stunning!
Royal Python Common
(Python regius)
CB18, a great beginner snake
Royal Python Champagne Phantom
(Python regius)
A beautiful morph of royal python.
Royal Python Pastel
(Python regius)
lovely looking morph of royal pyton
Royal Python Vanilla Pastel
(Python regius)
A great begginer species. Pretty variation cb18
Royal Python Phantom
(Python regius)
lovely looking morph of royal pyton
Japensese rat snake
(Elaphe climacophora)
A medium sized, semi-arboreal snake.
Albino Black rat snake
(Pantherophis obsolete)
A very pretty species of rat snake. Pink and cream markings
White sided Black rat snake
(Pantherophis obsolete)
Attrctive snake that tames well with regualr handling
Taiwan Beauty Snake
(Orthriophis taeniura friesei)
A long and slender snake. stunning looking animals CB 17
Taiwan Beauty Rat Snake
(Orthriophis taeniurus)
Adult. stunning species of snake.
Albino African House snake
(Lamprophis fuliginosus)
A smaller species that is easy to keep and handle, great for beginers
Albino Gopher Snake
(Pituophis catenifer)
Lovely looking snakes with a feisty personality
Giant White Knee
(Acanthoscurria geniculata)
A large species of tarantula with striking markings
Mexican Red Knee
(Brachypelma hamorii)
A beautiful, docile species of tarantula
Curly Hair Tarantula
(Brachypelma albopilosum)
An ideal tarantula species for a beginner. sling
Red Rump Tarantula
(Brachypelma vagans)
This species grows fairly large and is quite docile. Sling.
Brazilian Red and White
(Nhandu chromatus)
This species is one of the larger tarantulas. sling
Goa purple tarantula
(Thrigmopoeus truculentus)
Very beautiful burrowing species from India.
Wessel's tiger ornamental
(Poecilotheria tigrinawesseli)
Very fast moving arboreal spider
Malaysian earth tiger
(Cyriopagopus schioedtei)
A large and colourful arboreal tarantula
Vietnam blue
(Chilobrachys dyscolus)
Beautiful spider that is defensive and fast
Feather Leg Baboon
(Stromatopelma calceatum)
A fast moving spider that can grow up to 7 inches
Trinidad Chevron
(Psalmopoeus cambridgei)
A tree dwelling tarantula that creates webbed hideouts within the nooks and crannies of trees
Hati Hati purple
(Cyriopagopus sp hatihati)
A beautiful purple and black species with a light yellow carapace
Sri lankan ornamental
(Poecilotheria fasciata)
Large arboreal spider with distinctive colors and patterns
Mysore ornamental
(Poecilotheria striata)
A large arboreal species
Burgandy Goliath Bird Eater
(Theraphosa stirmi)
A remarkable spider due to its size!
Goliath Bird Eater
(Theraphosa blondi)
Rare. The largest spider in the world by mass and size.
Socotra island blue baboon
(monocentropus balfouri)
A beautiful species that builds intricate webs
Brazillian Giant blonde tarantula
(Nhandu tripedii)
Large, stocky tarantula, great display species
White stripe Bird eater tarantula
(Nhandu Chromatus)
Large terrestrial burrowing tarantula
Togo starburst tarantula
(Heteroscodra maculata)
Gorgeous and quick! adult female
Togo starburst tarantula
(Heteroscodra maculata)
Gorgeous and quick! adult female
Red island Birdeater
(Phormictopus atrichomatus)
A large spider with a an attitude
Emerald skeleton tarantula
(Ephebopus uatuman)
A secretive burrowing species
Cobalt blue tarantula
(Haplopelma lividum)
A medium sized spider that is known for its bright blue legs.
Asian Jungle Scorpion
(Heterometrus spinfer)
One of the larger species of scorpion, growing up to 20cm
Desert Hairy scorpion
(Hadrurus arizonensis)
We dont see these available very often. Quite rare.
Giant Rainbow mantis
(Hierodula majuscula)
Reaches an impressize adult size. ideal for beginners.
Dead leaf mantis
(Deroplatys lobata)
A beautiful species of mantis.
Tanzanian mantis
(Polyspilotta sp)
A large species of mantis
Miomantis
(Miomantis sp.)
Fun and easy species to keep
Giant Malaysian leaf Insect
(Phyllium philippinicum)
Fascinating little creatures with amazing abiltiy to blend in!
Pancake Slug
(Veronecella sp.)
A flat bodied slug that can reach up to 12cm long
Albino african land snail
(Achatina fulica)
These make ideal pets as they are easy to look after.
Giant hissing cockroach
(Gromphadorhina portentosa)
One of the largest species of cockroach
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