Welcome to no 6 of 16 Reptile Roadshow Reptile Profiles – Red Footed Tortoise – celebrating 16 years of Reptile Parties and Events 1. Latin name: Chelonoidis carbonaria 2. Red-foot tortoises have red scales on the limbs, as well as red, yellow, and/or orange facial markings 3. They average 30 centimetres as adults, but can reach…
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Welcome to no 5 of 16 Reptile Roadshow Reptile Profiles – Hissing Cockroach – celebrating 16 years of Reptile Parties and Events They can reach 2 to 3 inches in size, that’s between 5 and 8cm approximately They weigh approximately 22grams when fully grown Hissing cockroaches produce a hissing sound by forcing air through their respiratory…
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Welcome to no 4 of 16 Reptile Roadshow Reptile Profiles – Corn Snake – celebrating 16 years of Reptile Parties and Events Corn Snake facts Latin name Elaphe guttata Length of 12.7 cm (Newborn), 120 – 180 cm (Adult) Lifespan of up to 23 years in captivity, much less in the wild. The underside of a…
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Welcome to no 3 of 16 Reptile Roadshow Reptile Profiles – Emperor Scorpion – celebrating 16 years of Reptile Parties and Events Emperor Scorpion The Emperor Scorpion is also known as the Imperial Scorpion They can grow up to 20cm 8inches The weight up to 30 grams They can live up to 8 years They are…
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Welcome to no 2 of 16 Reptile Roadshow Reptile Profiles – Common Boa – celebrating 16 years of Reptile Parties and Events 1. The average length of a boa is 6 to 8 feet 2. 25 to 30-year life span 3. Average weight of 27kgs 4. Central and south America and some Caribbean Islands 5. Boa’s…
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Welcome to no 1 of 16 Reptile Roadshow Reptile Profiles – Blue Tongued Skink – celebrating 16 years of Reptile Parties and Events The Blue tongued skink is commonly known as a ‘Blue tongue’ lifespan around 20 years Average size of adult is around 35- 50cm The prominent blue tongue is used as a warning…
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Just as our Reptile Roadshow parties have grown and matured, so have the children whose birthdays and school parties we’ve hosted. The first party of eight year olds who originally showed an interest in getting to know our reptiles are now twenty four years old, so it’s nice to think that some of them have…
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