Collection

Find the right animal for your setup.

Reptiles, amphibians, sugar gliders and other small mammals, birds by order, and tropical fish. The shop page stays tied to Square for current inventory, pricing, pickup, and checkout.

Browse the full collection by animal family, then open a category to see the species we keep and recommend.

Ball python on the rack at Harris in Wonderland
Ball python · on the floor

Case 01 · snakes

Ball python

Python regius

Designer morphs and well-started animals. The next snake after you have held a corn or a king.

Corn snake portrait
Corn snake

Case 02 · snakes · first animal

Corn snake

Pantherophis guttatus

Easy to keep clean, easy to feed, a hide and a heat source. This is the first snake we name.

Mexican black kingsnake at Harris in Wonderland
Kingsnake

Case 03 · snakes · first animal

Kingsnake

Lampropeltis getula

The other first snake we point people to. Mexican blacks, bananas, high-white cal kings when we have them.

Brazilian rainbow boa at Harris in Wonderland
Boa

Case 04 · snakes

Boa

Boidae

Rainbows, Dumeril's, the larger ticket after you have kept a corn. Not a first snake.

Western hognose snake portrait
Western hognose

Case 05 · snakes

Western hognose

Heterodon nasicus

Upturned snout, toad-hunter face, a lot of personality in a small snake.

Leopard gecko portrait
Leopard gecko

Case 06 · lizards · first animal

Leopard gecko

Eublepharis macularius

Nocturnal, ground-dwelling, a hide and a heat mat done honestly.

Giant day gecko at Harris in Wonderland, 364 Albany Turnpike, Canton CT
Giant day gecko · on the floor

Case 07 · lizards

Giant day gecko

Phelsuma grandis

The looking-glass animal. Day-active, electric, not a handling pet.

Frilled lizard at Harris in Wonderland
Frilled lizard · on the floor

Case 08 · lizards

Frilled lizard

Chlamydosaurus kingii

The odd lizard that stops traffic. Not a first animal. A serious enclosure.

Blue-tongue skink portrait
Blue-tongue skink

Case 09 · lizards

Blue-tongue skink

Tiliqua sp.

Omnivore, terrestrial, a face like a sausage with opinions.

Red-Footed Tortoise portrait
Red-Footed Tortoise

Case 10 · turtles-tortoises · first animal

Red-Footed Tortoise

Chelonoidis carbonarius

Personable and long-lived. They eat every day and they are messy. Be honest about the maintenance.

Argentine horned frog at Harris in Wonderland
Argentine horned frog

Case 11 · amphibians · first animal

Argentine horned frog

Ceratophrys ornata

The other first frog we name. Sit-and-wait mouth. Clean water, honest feeding, a lid.

Red-eyed tree frog at Harris in Wonderland
Red-eyed treefrog · on the floor

Case 12 · amphibians

Red-eyed treefrog

Agalychnis callidryas

The damp-room poster. Beautiful, nocturnal, not a first frog.

Dyeing poison dart frog at Harris in Wonderland
Dart frog

Case 13 · amphibians

Dart frog

Dendrobatidae

Vivarium animals. Captive-bred, fruit-fly keepers, not a handling pet.

Bearded dragon at Harris in Wonderland
Bearded dragon

Case 14 · lizards · first animal

Bearded dragon

Pogona vitticeps

A day-active desert lizard from inland Australia. Hatchlings need careful feeding. Adults are a medium to large, active animal.

Red-eared slider care sheet. A shop photo of this species is not on file yet.
Red-eared slider

Case 15 · turtles-tortoises · first animal

Red-eared slider

Trachemys scripta elegans

A large, active aquatic turtle from the southeastern United States, Florida to southern Maryland and west to the Mississippi and Texas. They bask by day and eat like they mean it.

Green treefrog at Harris in Wonderland
White's treefrog

Case 16 · amphibians · first animal

White's treefrog

Litoria caerulea

A large, easy-going treefrog from Australia and New Guinea. Captive-bred babies are the ones to start with, including animals selectively bred for a blue phase.

How to buy here

The right animal, not the biggest sale.

If the enclosure or the feeder size is wrong we will say so, and sell you the setup first. Bring photos of what you have. If you do not have one yet, start with the box and the heat.

Ask on the phone

Species or morph · sex and age · same-day enclosure · feeder size · a hold. If it is for a birthday program, say that first.