My Pets

Rosie is a Lutino Galah — a rare colour mutation that gives her beautiful pink and white plumage instead of the usual grey, with a soft yellow crest. She's still a baby but already full of personality. Galah cockatoos are one of the most intelligent parrot species — they can learn tricks, mimic speech, recognise faces, and form incredibly strong bonds with people. They're playful, affectionate and wonderfully cheeky. Rosie is in training now and will be demonstrating tricks and chatting away as she grows.

Tiny and spiky at first, but give them a moment to warm up and they'll uncurl into the most curious, snuffly little creatures you've ever held. Ciera is a registered ethical breeder — hoglets occasionally available.

Born right here — tiny, pink, and impossibly cute. Hoglets are occasionally available to loving homes from our registered ethical breeding programme.

This is how tiny they start — small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. They grow fast and develop their spines within the first few weeks.

Tiny marsupials with a gliding membrane that lets them soar. Very social and curious — absolutely adored by visitors.

Our sugar glider joeys are hand-raised from birth, making them incredibly tame and sociable. Watch them explore, climb and glide as they grow — they're absolutely captivating to see up close.

Tiny, fluffy, and irresistibly cute. These compact little rabbits have huge personalities and are perfect for gentle handling.

The calmest temperament of any guinea pig you'll ever meet. Lap cuddles, gentle squeaks, ideal for nervous first-timers.

Warm, silky-smooth skin and the most charismatic personalities. One of the most talked-about animals at every event.

Quick, curious, and full of character. These little ones are endlessly entertaining to watch and surprisingly friendly to handle.

Only 2 years old but will likely outlive everyone in the room — Aldabra tortoises can live 150+ years and grow to 300lbs. Absolutely obsessed with strawberries.

One of our four panther chameleons and super friendly. Chameleons change colour based on their mood — bright colours when excited by seeing a female, dark when stressed or confronted by another male. Watching it happen right in front of you is endlessly mesmerising.

Beautiful blue and green colouring. Storm is one of Ciera's originals and a real showstopper at events.

Bold and confident with striking patterns. Always the first to investigate anything new in his enclosure.

Our only girl chameleon. More subtle colouring than the boys but just as fascinating to watch.

Still a baby but will grow to 6 feet long. Already prehistoric-looking and utterly mesmerising.

Our rescue beardie with the sweetest personality. She'll eat live food or vegetables right in front of you.

World's largest gecko. Can growl, bark, and grunt like a tiny dinosaur. Skin feels like velvet.

The perfect first reptile handler experience. Calm, patterned, and wag their tails when excited.

Arboreal geckos with eyelash-like crests. Can jump, climb glass, and stick to almost any surface.

Docile, beautifully patterned, and great for nervous first-time handlers.

Eileen is calm, docile and incredibly smooth to the touch. One of the most gentle snakes, ball pythons like to curl up in a ball. The "royal" part of their name comes from African royalty — Cleopatra herself wore these beautiful snakes as jewellery, using them as a bracelet.

A chunky, friendly lizard with a vivid blue tongue that it flashes as a defence display. Loves a chin scratch.

Gentle, calm, and beautiful to observe. Their shells are a sensory experience children remember for years.

Chubby, docile, and ridiculously cute. These smiley little frogs are one of the most handleable amphibians — calm, friendly and always look like they're grinning.

One of the largest frog species in the world — chunky, powerful, and surprisingly characterful. They can sit completely still then strike with lightning speed at feeding time.

Can grow bigger than a human hand. Loves cucumber. Completely safe for all ages and perfect for sensory exploration.

Masters of disguise — they look exactly like twigs until they start moving. Completely harmless and brilliant for getting children interested in the natural world.

One of the most beautiful insects in the world — delicate pink and white, shaped like a flower petal. A stunning example of nature's camouflage.