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17/08/2024

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15/08/2024

Happy got you day Drago 🥰💚🦎

14/08/2024

Enough said? 🤷‍♂️🐍💚

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14/08/2024

Guess where we’re going to be! 🙌🤩
See you there I hope! 💚

14/08/2024

Shout out to our newest followers!
Excited to have you here!
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Gemma Stark-Taylor, Paul Broadbent, Jorge Morales, Amy Maria Clough

13/08/2024

SAY 👏 IT 👏 LOUDER 👏 FOR 👏 THE 👏 PEOPLE 👏 AT 👏 THE 👏 BACK 👏

12/08/2024

Locke Park Gala yesterday 🐍 It was a hot one 🥵 But we had a great time. Thanks to everyone for coming to see us!

10/08/2024

Reptile Rounds will be at Locke Park Gala tomorrow 🐍🦎🐢 Plenty to see and do for all the family ☀️🍭🍦🚗🎡

09/08/2024

Athena through the glass as just been fed!
So gorgeous!
Mike Bicheno Forever grateful! 🖤🐍

05/08/2024

Honestly counting down to this!
I’m going to say it over and over as it’s one of our best shows!
For the people mostly!
So generous giving towards our selected charity 🤩

Saturday 14th September
Discover. Do. Delight.

You can save £££s on your show day tickets by following the link below. We're so busy behind the scenes getting ready for this year's 151st show. And this year it's bigger with a new layout too! EARLY BIRD ADULT TICKETS are currently £16 until the end of August. We have a FAMILY TICKET too. Under 5s are free.

Thank you to Mallinson & Co for sponsoring this year's e-tickets.

https://pen*stoneshow.com/tickets/

Please support your South Yorkshire Show.

03/08/2024

Reptile Rounds Are good to go! 🐍🦎 Get yourselves down to Aston Carnival for a fun family day ❤️

30/07/2024

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So much happening and most is free!!

29/07/2024

Saturday 3rd August!
Come see our scaley babies! 🐍🦎💚

29/07/2024

Nice last minute one tomorrow!
Meet the Scaley babies and grab some Popcorn/Candyfloss! 🐍🦎🐉💚🍿🍭
Donations going to Barnsley Hospice 🧡

27/07/2024

Reptile Rounds have had a blast at The Greyhound pub, Worsborough, today 🐍 There's still a few more hours left so get yourselves down there and see Epic Entertainment in action 🎶🎤🔥

22/07/2024

This one is always rammed and so much fun!! 🤩
Can’t wait! See you at the weekend! 💚

An excellent day planned!

Bouncy castle
Stalls
Raffles
Food & outside bar
Amazing prizes to be won

We are raising money for young Lives Vs Cancer Charity.

https://donate.younglivesvscancer.org.uk/content-main/~my-donation

16/07/2024

Happy world snake day 🥰💚🐍

15/07/2024

Accurate 🤣 🐍🦎💚

13/07/2024

What a day it’s turned out to be! So busy!
Ring o bells Thank you!

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What a day it’s turned out to be! So busy! Ring o bells Thank you!

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One of the single most coolest things I've seen! This is Steg! 🐊 Black Throat Monitor!

When you're doing spot cleaning and water changes and get the feeling you're being watched 👀 I see you there, Kurt 🐍🥰

Bears new suit 😍🐍💙

Thirsty boy 😍💚🦎

Ecdysis: noun: The process of shedding old skin (in reptiles). Ever wondered how, or why, a snake sheds is skin? Why is simple.. It is done mostly to allow for growth. A snakes skin only stretches so far, then it needs to be shed in order for the snake to continue growing. This is why baby/young snakes shed more often as they are growing more rapidly. Older snakes growth slows and so they don't need to shed their skin quite as often. Shedding is also done as a way to remove potential parasites that my have attached to the skins surface, although hopefully that's not something we have to worry about so much in captivity compared to in the wild! Here's the how.. As the snake starts to outgrow it's old skin it goes through a process we call "blue" (or zombie mode as we like to call it). During the very first stages of this you will notice the colour of your snake start to appear duller and darker and lighter coloured snakes may even develop a pink hue, especially on their tummy. As the process continues the eyes will cloud over and appear grey/blue (zombie mode activated) and during this time the snake will not be able to see as well and may be more skittish, hide away and/or go off food. This is caused by lubricants being produced between the old and new skin, allowing the old skin to effectively start to detach from the underlying body/skin. After this point the snake will appear almost back to normal, the eyes will go clear again but the skin will still look duller than usual. This process can last approx 2 weeks (species and size dependant). Now it's time to shed those scales.. The snake needs to break the seal around the mouth/nose area and begin the process of peeling away all that old skin! To do this it will find any (usually rough) surface and begin to rub its nose/lips against that to lift a flap and start to peel the skin back, carefully working it's way over the face, eyes, head and neck until it reaches the body (they may even throw in a yawn or two to