Exotic Animal Experiences

A little blue goes a long way 💙

Here is our Indonesian Blue Tongue Skink (Tiliqua) called Nessie, yes after the Loch Ness monster 🤫.

Blue tongued skinks have blue tongues as a way of communicating and deterring predators. The bright blue colour is thought to be an aposematic (warning) signal, similar to the bright colours found in many venomous animals. When threatened, a blue-tongued skink will puff up its body, hiss, and stick out its bright blue tongue in an attempt to scare off the attacker. They are truely one of my favourites🦎🟦.

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Showing our inner dragon 🐉

This is our newest arrival! Everyone meet toothless, the Chinese water dragon (Physignathus cocincinus)

The term “water dragon” alludes to their strong swimming skills. If needed, these dragons can stay underwater for up to 25 minutes. They may do this if they feel threatened.

Chinese water dragons are also excellent climbers. They have strong legs and long claws that help them climb and grasp branches. They use their tails for balance as they climb. 🎋

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Yes, I really do need all these Tarantulas! 🕷🕸

Look at all three of these lovely Tarantulas. Here we have our Curley Hair Tarantulas (Tliltocatl albopilosus) called Mr.T. We also have a Pink Toe Tarantulas (Avicularia avicularia) called Princess. Last but not least, we have a Mexican Red Knee Tarantulas that we borrow from a friend for these shows.

We know that Tarantulas and spiders aren't the most well liked animal, they are depicted in movies and stories that they are something to be scared of. That's why we want to show these beautiful creatures to people of all ages to debunk rumors of them that scare the public. They are misunderstood creatures and are very fascinating. As you can see from the first photo, they are handleable and docile.

We plan in the future to get different kinds of Tarantulas and spiders such as jumping spiders!

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Sssmiling through life, one scale at a time 🐍

Look at this handsome boy! This is Albi, our Western Hognose Snake.

The hog-nosed snake's most distinctive field mark is an upturned, hog-like snout, which is used for digging. Another fun fact is that this snake would rather dramatically play dead when threatened by a predator! 👀💀

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✨️ Check out our wide variety! ✨️

Here is a list of the animals we offer for events and even photoshoots! 🐍

Please be aware that because of season, time and sheds, some animals may not be available on particular days.

You can pick and choose which Animals you would like to encounter BUT you can also choose which ones you do not want to see. 🕷

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✨️CUTENESS OVERLOAD✨️

Meet our little Sugar Gliders (Petaurus breviceps) duo! Casper and Gizmo are a lovely new addition to the growing family.

These marsupials are able to glide up to 45 meters (148.5 ft.) and have been observed to leap at and catch moths in flight. How cool is that!? 🦋

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Listen up here's a story,
About a little guy that lives in a blue world! 💙🐸

Meet our little group of Amazon milk frogs (Trachycephalus resinifictrix). These cute babies are called Sorbet, Milky, Snowflake and Bubbles.

These amphibians receive their unique name from the sticky white substances they produce through their skin when threatened but don't worry, its harmless!🍼

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And Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting!🥋

While they may not have made the cast of Kung fu panda, our Mantids are still amazing! Up front is our male Dead Leaf mantis, Twiglet. Second, we have the beautiful Jasmine, our very own Orchid Mantis Female. And last up is the newest member of our ever growing team, our Devils Flower mantis, Iris! While they are pretty small now, soon they will be much bigger and ready for shows!

Mantids have two distinguishing arms at the front of their bodies called Raptors, and they can use these to attack their prey with lightning fast speed!

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What a cute little girl this one is! 😍

Meet Tango, our yellow Crested Gecko (Correlophus ciliatus). This little girl loves to climb and jump around his vivarium, and is jumping with joy to meet people at our next show! 🦎🦎

These lizards actually don’t have eyelids. It may sound weird, but they actually use their long tongues to lick their eyes to keep them clean. 👅👁️ How bizarre!

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Check out the spikes on that guy! 😱

Luckily, they are of no harm to us! Meet our pair of Jungle Nymphs (Heteropteryx dilatata). First up is our male ,Twix, sporting the striking brown colors, and in green towards the end is our female, Aero.

Jungle Nymphs females grow to 15cm long, and are the heaviest species of Stick insect in the world! They eat mostly brambles, Ivy and Rose leaves. 🌿🍃

Which one of the two is your favourite? Let us know in the comments!

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BEHOLD! Look what we have in store for you 🦎🐍🐸

Our new posters just dropped and they are looking fresh 😎

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🦎Welcome to our page!🦎

Meet the team -

Leum, our educational director, is pictured on the right. He has a deep love for animals of all kinds and enjoys teaching the next generation about the many species and why they are significant. Leum is a youth worker with a diploma in animal care.

Courtney, who is the assistant director and is pictured on the left, enjoys dealing with animals. She hopes to work as a zoologist in the future and conduct research on animals in the wild. In addition to studying zoology at Lincoln University, Courtney holds a diploma in animal care.

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