Garden snail for sale

17/10/2023

13/05/2023

Omg! I saw a cepaea hortensis on the fence by my local shop when I stopped off to buy dog food. I decided to go back to get it and see if I could find any more, as I’ve been meaning to keep them again for ages. I didn’t hold out much hope as it has been hot and sunny all day. I found 31!!! That’s just the ones on or next to the fence - imagine how many are in the forest behind the fence!!! I brought them all home and have set up a temporary tub. Tomorrow I will go through them and pick which ones I’m going to keep, return the rest to where I found them, and set up a proper enclosure. I’m so excited!!

09/05/2023

A few might laugh at this but this was a hugggeee positive interaction tonight during feeding. Recap I got this guy as a wc about 3 months ago. He is about a year now and it’s been what feels like a slow process he would eat off tongs from the beginning but just dart back in his hide to eat. Got him coming all the way out to me finally about a month ago. Just recently he started eating a bit out in the open. Tonight I thought let’s see if he will come all the way out. And he did and darted behind his tent but I kept coaxing him with food he finally came out but went behind my dragons enclosure got him to eat some superworms while out and down on his level never towering over him let him have his few freak out moments and eventually he got to the front of his tent and went back in all on his own. Soooo mainly I’m super happy this potential horrible situation turned into a positive interaction with patience from me. Super happy today

09/05/2023

Brazilian Cherry head Redfoot (Chelonoidis carbonaria) - this has one of the reddest heads with the red coming down the neck also… Gorgeous, heavy, and a true cherry head.

06/05/2023

He’s getting big! Almost that time to join him with the female!

06/05/2023

06/05/2023

💙💙💙 lewi high percentage lewesii hybrid Grand Cayman x Cuban rock iguana

04/05/2023

Big boy Black throated Monitor (Varanus microstictus) got moved to a big enclosure today, here’s a couple of pics from the move. He will be looking for a new enclosure in a new zip code here soon. This guy is very pretty too.

03/05/2023

Crocodile on white sand

03/05/2023

Is it normal for my land snail to stay inside it’s shell a lot? My other snail is decently active and stays out of its shell even when inactive but this one keeps retracting for periods at a time. I don’t know if somethings wrong if that’s it personality? She came out of her shell just now and it’s acting very slow and lethargic. My other snail is acting fine and it in the same terrarium.

02/05/2023

1.0 Enchi Banana Clown produced by Conley Herps.This guy produced 3 nice clutches for me last year,he has a perfect temperment,takes thawed rats and is great with the ladies.VaBeach.

02/05/2023

5.5ft male Nile Monitor picked up today, I know possess a legitimate 1.1 pair. He may have torn my room apart but once I picked him up he calmed down quite a bit.

01/05/2023

My beautiful albino male and female are good eater due to emergency I have to let go . They're 10 months old and 30cm long

01/05/2023

Hello my lovely monitors!😍😍
CB 1.2.3

01/05/2023

Our sweet babies 🤍needs a new home

01/05/2023

Bill just hit a year and a half, and passed 4 ft. Anybody else’s minions felt photogenic lately?

01/05/2023

Sometimes you have to save your monitor from busting his a$$. 😁

01/05/2023

Meet Leo.for sale

01/05/2023

Corallus batesii,
Emerald tree boa
Age:3yrs old
CB
0.1
Temperament:Docile

01/05/2023

New rescue smaug Rhino Iguana

29/04/2023

🙋‍♂️🦖Over the past 6 weeks I've been lucky to get extremely close to Caesar the crocodile monitor when eating and lunging. Amazing to see up close the interior of the mouth of these formidable lizards. Having the longest teeth of all lizards, they sometimes aren't often seen and lie hidden beneath the gum line. However on occasions when pressure applied you can see them randomly protrude. Just look at those nashers on this tree dwelling dragon. Happy weekend all.👌📚🦖🐊🦎

29/04/2023

This little Dumerils Monitor (Varanus dumerilii) is perfect and adorbs. This lil guy ate first day here, ground chicken breast with a whole crushed egg w calcium.

28/04/2023

Nidhogg is getting ready to scare the mailman

28/04/2023

It was love at first sight! This gorgeous boy was surrendered to a local pet shop a few days ago, and I took him home 🙂 Pictures do not do him justice, this guy is stunning! Meet Otto: Sudan plated lizard

28/04/2023

Spotted Mulga Snakes, smashing food and ready to find new 🏠 pm for more details.

28/04/2023

Last seasons Kununurra mulgas doing well, won’t stop eating.
Located VIC

Note: #7 has superficial scaring from old injury on tail tip and below cloaca.

27/04/2023

Female mertens finally getting some gains!

26/04/2023

Yelloowtree monitor
Varanus Reisingeri 🦎🦎

26/04/2023

A big part of caring for our residents is making sure they’re all healthy, which means regular health checks to monitor any changes and catch anything unusual that we've missed with our daily visual checks, such as lumps or weight loss that might be hiding under lots of fur/feathers! Some of the animals you don’t hear us talk about as often, who don’t have fur or feathers, are our rescued terrapins, so we thought we’d share some photos of one of their recent health checks!

Every animal at the sanctuary has their own record, and for this health check, each terrapin was measured and photographed so that this information could be added to their records to help with their identification in the future – they may all look the same to you, but they do all have slight differences in size, shape, and colour, which helps us tell them apart. Much like our sheep residents might look very similar to you, to us they are all very different because we know them so well, and the same goes for Amy who cares for our turtle residents!

As well as measurements, they were also weighed, and their body condition was checked over to make sure they were all a good weight. This was also a good time to check their shell condition, skin, eyes, mouth (the dangerous part!), feet and tails.

Before popping them back they were all painted with a small ID mark using a non-toxic paint. Each terrapin has a unique marker in a different place using a special code that we use here at the sanctuary. Each terrapin has a reference number corresponding to their record, and these dots form that number using this code along their “scutes” - the plates on their shell. As these are shed away over time, we re-paint them as needed. It doesn’t bother them, it’s entirely pain-free and very helpful for us! This is also one of the conditions of our licence to be able to care for these species here at the sanctuary, as Red-Eared Terrapins and Yellow-Bellied Sliders are classed as Invasive Alien Species here in the UK,

25/04/2023

Baby Dumerils Monitor (Varanus dumerili) looking and doing great. This baby is 🔥🔥🔥. Eats like a champ ❤️❤️