Exotic Pets
Exotic Pets
We have a fantastic selection of fascinating and unusual animals in a our exotic pet centre.
Elm Court’s knowledgeable staff are on hand to provide expert advice on pet care and answer any questions you may have.
With a commitment to animal welfare, Elm Court Reptile Centre ensures that all their pets are ethically sourced and well-cared for before being sold. (See our FIVE STAR Animal Welfare License from the Medway Council)
Whether you’re a seasoned pet owner or a first-time exotic pet enthusiast, Elm Court Reptile Centre is definitely worth checking out. We have a range of exotic pets in stock. The pictures below are indicative of the species and are not necessarily the actual animals in stock.
We have many more reptiles in stock than we can show here! These pages are just a glimpse of the incredible variety we offer. For the full experience, we highly recommend visiting us in person — the colours are more vibrant in real life, and our knowledgeable team is always happy to answer your questions and help you find the perfect reptile.
If you have any special or particular requirement for a pet please ask and we will do our utmost to obtain these for you.
Kimberley Monitor
The Kimberley Monitor is a striking and agile species native to northern Australia. Known for its sleek body, long tail, and alert nature, it’s an active and intelligent reptile that enjoys climbing and exploring. With its beautiful patterned skin and curious personality, the Kimberley Monitor makes a fascinating addition for experienced reptile keepers who can provide plenty of space, warmth, and enrichment.
Hypo Red Bearded Dragon
The Hypo Red Bearded Dragon is a stunning morph known for its bright red hues and reduced black pigmentation, giving it a softer, more vibrant appearance. Friendly and easy to handle, these dragons make excellent pets for both beginners and experienced keepers. They thrive in warm, dry setups and are known for their curious, interactive nature and expressive body language.
Pied Yemen Chameleon
The Pied Yemen Chameleon is a captivating reptile known for its striking colour patterns and independently moving eyes. Native to the Arabian Peninsula, it’s a calm yet curious species that thrives in a well-ventilated, humid environment with plenty of climbing branches. Its unique “pied” markings make it especially eye-catching, adding an exotic touch to any reptile collection.
Frilled Dragon
The Frilled Dragon is an extraordinary reptile famous for the dramatic frill around its neck, which it displays when startled or excited. Native to northern Australia and New Guinea, this agile lizard is a fantastic climber and can even run on its hind legs. With its prehistoric look, lively personality, and fascinating behaviour, the Frilled Dragon makes a truly impressive and entertaining reptile to keep.
Angle Headed Dragon
The Angle Headed Dragon is a fascinating, tree-dwelling reptile native to the rainforests of Australia. Known for its distinctive angular head and calm temperament, it prefers cooler, shaded environments with plenty of vertical space for climbing. Its natural camouflage and gentle nature make it a beautiful and intriguing addition to any reptile collection, especially for those who appreciate more tranquil species.
Toad Headed Agama
The Toad Headed Agama is a small, hardy lizard found in the arid regions of Central Asia. Instantly recognisable by its broad, toad-like head and flattened body, it’s well adapted to life in sandy deserts. These agamas are active, alert, and full of character, often displaying fascinating defensive postures when threatened. Their unique appearance and lively behaviour make them a captivating choice for reptile enthusiasts.
75% Red Monster Bearded Dragon
he 75% Red Monster Bearded Dragon is a stunning and vibrant morph, admired for its deep red colouring and friendly temperament. Bred for both beauty and personality, this bearded dragon displays the calm, curious nature the species is loved for, along with eye-catching, fiery tones across its body. Easy to handle and full of character, it makes a brilliant pet for both new and experienced reptile keepers alike.
Crested Gecko
he Crested Gecko is a charming and easy-to-care-for reptile, native to New Caledonia. Known for its expressive “eyelash” crests and ability to climb almost any surface, it’s an active and entertaining species to watch. With its gentle temperament, wide range of colours, and simple care needs, the Crested Gecko is a fantastic choice for both beginner and experienced reptile enthusiasts.
Butterfly Agama
The Butterfly Agama is a small, colourful lizard native to Central Asia, known for the striking patterns on its back that resemble butterfly wings. Active and alert, it thrives in warm, well-ventilated enclosures with plenty of hiding spots and basking areas. Its vibrant appearance and lively personality make the Butterfly Agama a captivating and rewarding reptile for enthusiasts.
Leopard Gecko
The Leopard Gecko is a popular and hardy reptile, native to the deserts of Asia. Known for its striking spotted pattern, gentle temperament, and ease of care, it’s an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced keepers. Active mostly at night, Leopard Geckos are fascinating to watch as they hunt, explore, and display their charming personalities.
Rhino Iguana
The Rhino Iguana is a large, impressive reptile native to the Caribbean, easily recognised by its rugged, horn-like nose and muscular build. Known for its calm but confident nature, it thrives in spacious enclosures with plenty of heat, UVB lighting, and climbing opportunities. With its prehistoric appearance and fascinating behaviour, the Rhino Iguana makes a striking and rewarding reptile for experienced keepers.
Melanistic Eyed Lizard
The Melanistic Eyed Lizard is a striking reptile known for its dark, almost black colouring and alert, watchful eyes. Native to arid regions, it’s hardy and active, enjoying a warm, well-structured enclosure with plenty of hiding spots and climbing opportunities. Its unique appearance and lively personality make it a fascinating addition for experienced reptile enthusiasts.
Madagascan Giant Day Gecko
The Madagascan Giant Day Gecko is a vibrant and captivating reptile native to Madagascar. Known for its striking green colouration and bold red markings, it’s active during the day and enjoys climbing and exploring its enclosure. Friendly and relatively easy to care for, this gecko is a favourite among reptile enthusiasts looking for a colourful, engaging, and lively pet.
Moroccan Uromastyx
The Moroccan Uromastyx is a fascinating, herbivorous lizard native to the deserts of North Africa. Known for its spiny tail and robust body, it thrives in hot, arid environments with plenty of basking spots and UVB lighting. Active during the day, it’s a hardy and engaging species, making it a rewarding choice for reptile enthusiasts who can provide the right care and diet.
Red Tail Boa Constrictor
The Red Tail Boa Constrictor is a powerful and majestic snake, renowned for its striking red tail and strong, muscular build. Native to Central and South America, it’s a calm and intelligent species that can grow quite large, making it best suited for experienced snake keepers. With proper care, a Red Tail Boa can be a fascinating and long-lived companion, admired for both its beauty and impressive presence.
Ivory Blood Python
The Ivory Blood Python is a rare and visually stunning snake, known for its creamy, ivory-coloured body and subtle red undertones. Native to Southeast Asia, it is a large, strong, and calm species that prefers warm, humid environments. With its striking appearance and gentle temperament, the Ivory Blood Python is a captivating choice for experienced reptile enthusiasts seeking a unique and impressive snake.
Amazon Tree Boa
The Amazon Tree Boa is a beautifully patterned, arboreal snake native to the rainforests of South America. Known for its vibrant colours, strong prehensile tail, and striking eyes, it thrives in warm, humid, and well-planted enclosures. With its calm yet alert nature, the Amazon Tree Boa is a captivating and rewarding species for experienced snake keepers who appreciate elegant, tree-dwelling reptiles.
Leucistic Axolotl
The Leucistic Axolotl is a striking aquatic salamander, known for its pale, almost translucent body and bright, dark eyes. Native to lakes in Mexico, it’s a fully aquatic species that thrives in cool, clean water with plenty of hiding spots. Friendly, curious, and relatively easy to care for, the Leucistic Axolotl makes a fascinating and unique pet for both beginners and experienced amphibian enthusiasts.
Milk Frog
The Milk Frog is a striking and hardy amphibian, known for its vibrant blue-grey skin patterned with bold black spots. Native to Central and South America, it thrives in humid, well-planted terrariums and is mostly nocturnal, making it a fascinating species to observe. With its calm temperament and distinctive appearance, the Milk Frog is a rewarding choice for both beginner and experienced amphibian keepers.
White’s Tree Frog
The White’s Tree Frog, also known as the Dumpy Tree Frog or the Australian Green Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea), is a charming amphibian native to northern and eastern Australia, as well as parts of New Guinea and Indonesia. Renowned for its endearing appearance and docile nature, this species has become a popular choice among reptile and amphibian enthusiasts worldwide.
Physically, White’s Tree Frogs are characterized by their distinctive lime-green coloration, though they can also exhibit shades of blue, gray, or brown, depending on factors like temperature, humidity, and stress levels. Their bodies are relatively large and stout, with smooth, mottled skin and large, expressive eyes.
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Herman Tortoise
Hermann’s Tortoise (Testudo hermanni) is a captivating species of tortoise native to Mediterranean regions, including parts of southern Europe and northern Africa. Renowned for its striking appearance, gentle demeanor, and longevity, this tortoise has become a popular choice among reptile enthusiasts and pet owners worldwide.
Physically, Hermann’s Tortoises display a distinctive carapace patterned with yellow, brown, and black markings, which vary among subspecies and individuals. They have sturdy limbs and a relatively small size, typically reaching lengths of 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 centimeters) as adults. Their diet consists mainly of leafy greens, grasses, and occasional fruits and vegetables, providing them with the necessary nutrients for optimal health.
Green Bottle Blue Tarantula
We have a variety of spiders in stock including:
| Green Bottle Blue Tarantula |
| Martanique Pink Toe Tarantula |
| Giant Vinegaroon |
| Brazilian Black Tarantula |
| Striped Knee Tarantula |
| Brazilian Red & White Tarantula |
| Guatemelan Red Rump Tarantula |
| Salmon Pink Tarantula |
| Regal Jumping Spider |
| Colombian Blue Bottle Tarantula |
| Mexican Red Knee Tarantula |
| African Train Millepede |
| Brazilian Red Rump Tarantula |
| Mexican Fire Leg Tarantula |
| Brazilian Red Head Tarantula |
| Brazilian Blue Tarantula |