New Official Snakes-N-Scales Logo Shirts
New Game!! Is Now Free! All visitors are automatically entitled to play "Habitat Adventures." A new animal to habitat matching game for all ages. Have a look, click the logo.
Have a look at our new birthday presentations,
Another unique program that looks at animals few others offer. (click the photo)
Everyone loves babies! Which will prove fun and interesting!
LIBRARY
our most popular program, now at prices lowered to help with the budget cuts the libraries have experienced. Have a look-
After an overly long period of difficulties we do, now finally, have Sharks!
These are called Epaulet Sharks, and they are more interesting and more approachable than we dreamed was possible!
When you see "SNAKES-N-SCALES EXCLUSIVE PROGRAM" Posted under one of our shows, this means that none of our competitors can do anything like it. Yes, it is a bit more expensive but it is also a unique program offered only through Snakes-N-Scales.
We now have Goodie bags to offer you.
Or get into our heads while you "Follow A Program;"and if you have the time, have a look at all the programs we offer that are unique to Snakes-N-Scales, that none of our competitors can offer! Please explore at your leisure. Give us a call or drop us a line if you have questions or need our services. |
|
A compliment from down under, off our Facebook page--- Dearne Lee Miller----- u have the most awesome website, even though im in australia , its a very educational one...good stuff guys..keep it up.... |
|
And from California---keep up the awesome education of all those peeps… |
 (click photo) A Snakes-N-Scales presentation is always fun, always safe, and above all, always professional. Why Choose Us? |
| |
 Some reptiles don’t need rescuing…they do it themselves!!!  "Sandy"  Dumped on a local nature center's doorstep, covered in sand and infested with mites, this beautiful snake was thought to be an Albino Burmese Python by everyone, including me, at first glance. But once I rinsed off the offending sand I realized she was a rarer prize, an Albino Reticulated Python. So we treated her for mites and fed her. We keep her isolated until we're sure she's healthy and doing well, then we'll start to handle her and get her ready for her program debut. That first appearance might be back where we got her, at the nature center.
|
| Links |
| Daily Reptile News |
