Found naturally throughout mainland Europe and Northern and Central Asia, the Fire-belly toad is a small-to-medium sized specie and known for the brightly colored markings on its body, which are predominately found on the underside of this specie.

As the name implies, Tree Frogs are typically found in trees or other areas with high-growing vegetation. Tree Frogs do not usually descent to the ground for the exception of mating and spawning though some build nests tree leaves and rarely leave their habitat.

The Pac Man Frog, get’s its name from their rather round, plump shape and large mouths, which make them resemble the video game character. They also sleep with their large eyes open! The most common of the species are typically yellow and green in color, but are also available in many patterns and colors which help them camouflage for hiding.

The Newt species are an interesting amphibians giving that they can remarkably regrow lost limbs, tails and even parts of their internal anatomy. As with other amphibians, their metamorphism from larva to adults is an incredible process to observe. If you have an inquisitive child, this may be a great pet for him or her. The newt tends to be either semi-aquatic or fully aquatic and require attentive care, particularly those from tropical climates. Once your set with an enclosure and other necessary items to keep the Newt as a pet, they are very inexpensive and easy-to-keep pets.

One of the largest scorpions, but not the longest, the Pandinus Imperator (scorpion) has a fairly dark body ranging a dark blue/green through brown to black. The large pincers are blackish-red and have a granular texture. The frontal part of the Pandinus is made up of four sections, each with a pair of legs. Behind the fourth pair of legs are comb-like structures known as pectines – these are longer in males and can be used to distinguish males and females. The tail, known as the metsoma, is long and curves back over the body.

They might be big and somewhat harry, but when you get to know the Tarantula, you’ll realize that that are not scary at all. We will typically find this super spider, living in underground burrows in well-drained soil, throughout warmer regions of the world. If the soil is perfect, they will often dig deep burrows and line it with silk webbing. Other tarantulas live on the ground under rocks or logs or shed the bark of trees, and still others live in webbed burrows in trees.

Halloween Crabs are quite attractive with orange legs, black carapace and purple claws. Because they are terrestrial and so colorful, Halloween Crabs are sold as exotic terrarium pets. In the wild, these nocturnal land crabs live in small burrows in the costal jungles of Costa Rica. Although they are terrestrial, Halloween Crabs are most common near the cost because they must return to the ocean in order to reproduce.

The Hermit Crab, all though not really suggested for younger audiences, are known for being gregarious partiers who will keep the party going all night long. The Hermit Crab is an adorable package of cuteness but are rather high maintenance and require very exacting care.

Millipedes make for great pets and are very easy to care for. They will generally eat a variety of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, moistened dry cat food, moistened fish food, rotting leaves and wood. Not all Millipede species eat the same so be sure to ask and learn as much about this species before considering it as a pet. Simply leave any food on the substrate and your millipede will eventually eat away when it’s hungry.

Cuddly, outgoing and comical are just three reasons why the cockatiel is the No. 1 pet bird in America. Cockatiels are also talented whistlers, and male cockatiels in particular are known for their whistle serenades, which can be directed at their favored person, their favorite object or their mirror reflection. When not whistling or keeping themselves busy foraging for food and fun around the cage, cockatiels often enjoy spending their downtime snuggling on their favored person’s shoulder. A healthy, well-socialized cockatiel can make a great family pet and is also ideal for apartment living.

In North America culture, the name “paakeet” has been giving to the species of parrot properly known as the “budgerigal” or the “budgie, for short. Technically, a parakeet is any small species of parrot with a long tail, so it can correctly be called the “budgerigar parakeet”. Confusing? Yes. Let’s just call them parakeets.

Here at Petware House we carry a large variety of bird specimens which include the Love Bird. This great pet is the second smallest species of parrot and a fully grown adult will weigh anywhere from 42 to approximately 60 grams. Typically females tend to be slightly larger than her male counterpart. This animal loves to hitch a shoulder ride and are very playful by nature.

The Society Finch is not only a very popular pet but also who’s ancestry is subject of much debate. This specimen doesn’t live in the wild. It is also accepted that finches were first bred by the Chinese and over the years, breeders around the world have managed to breed various colors of this species including fawn, chocolate brown, pied, crested, etc. We at Petware House are pleased to provide this pet which is relatively inexpensive and a great addition to someone’s aviary.

The budgie is amongst the smallest parrot in the world along with the African Lovebirds, Asian Hanging Parrots, Fig Parrots and the Pygmy. Budgies have been bred in captivity since the 1850s and originally imported around the mid 1840s. This specimen has a natural green and yellow color with black markings on the back of the neck, back and wings. Primary as a result of captivity breeding, mutations” have occurred with blue, white, yellow and grey colorations.

Did you know that Canaries have been kept as pets since the 1400s? It’s a fact. They are not necessarily a companion type bird , but this doesn’t make them any less of a great pet. Canaries enjoy spending a lot of time in their cages, so ensure you have an adequately sized cage with perches on both ends and to ensure they have a lot of flying space.

Just to clarify, the Green Anole is not a true Chameleon. They can however change color to various shades of brown and green. Typically when they are ill or stressed out, they will turn a dark brown. When they are happy, content and healthy, they tend to be green. However, this is not always the case. As it turns out, their color can also be affected by current environmental conditions and even some of the food they eat. Given these facts, their color changing is sometimes called the “American Chameleon”, but they are not related to true Chameleons.

The Chinese Water Dragon, also known as the Asian Water Dragon and the Green Water Dragon is a lizard native to China the mainland Southeast Asia. A Chinese Water Dragon can grow up to one meter – about 3.3 feet in total length, including tail and can live anywhere from ten to fifteen years.

Are you considering a pet snake? The Burmese Python is an excellent reptile for both first time snake owners or for the veteran reptile enthusiast alike. The Burmese Python are originally from the forests Burma, Thailand and Vietnam.

Rat Snakes, a popular type of snake, feeds on other reptiles, mice and birds. The young snakes are typically patterned and frequently find their way into homes and buildings. Juvenile snakes are frequently misidentified as copperheads, to which they bear only a slight resemblance. Rat Snakes vary greatly in color, throughout various regions of the USA, but the most common colors for adults and black with spotted gray and white belly, and greenish-yellow with four brown or black stripes the lengths of its body.

King Snakes are probably one of the best dressed among the serpents with a complete array of colors and a dazzling display of skin patterns. They also have quite the choice of prey and rank among the highest in serpent clan.

The Corn Snake is primarily found in the South-Eastern regions of the United States. They have become a very popular pet, are typically brightly colored with Individual patterns and are medium-sized creatures. While elegant, we do advise keeping them with some caution as they are quite skilled at escaping from their homes but are calms and easy to maintain.

Iguanas are reptiles that spend a good amount of time living in trees. They are herbivores and eat mostly leaves, flowers and fruit. In order to conserve energy they will do nothing and spend a great deal of time just basking, resting and watching.

Iguanas can grow to be up to six feet long. It’s features include a chin skin called a dewlap, a large scale below the ear and a rather large tale. They can also change colors based upon heat requirements, mood or stress.

Did you know that over seven hundred species of Gecko’s found throughout the planet? While some Geckos have a specialized scales under their toes, specifically for climbing across vertical surfaces and for magically walking upside down. Arid geckos come in a variety of interesting colors and are great as a first time pet for anyone who might be interested in this specie.

The Leopard Geckos come in a number of colors and patterns from tan coloration to a bright orange, with dark spots or patters and some have no pattern whatsoever. They are a medium sized specie with bodies covered with raised tubercles, expressive eyes and the appearance of a smile on their faces.

To put is simply, the Ball Python is perhaps the most popular pet in the world. Don’t think as this species as anything other than being shy, small, and ideal for captivity. The Ball Python is remarkably small in size and come in a wide array of patterns and colors.

The Kenyan Sand Boa has a dedicated and continued loyal following all over the world. This is likely due to their manageable size, simple captive care, and passive personality. Many also refer to the Kenyan Sand Boa as the East African Boa, although many enthusiasts and hobbyists refer to the this species simply as the Kenyan for the common name.

The Red Tailed Boa is found across northern and central South America, east of the Andes Mountains. The most colorful of this specie typically comes from the North-Western part of this range. The Red Tailed Boa are typically found in open to dense, humid tropical forests. They sometimes survive near villages, where they may enter homes and buildings.

The Uromastyx lizard can be found in a wide-are a of the Middle East and the northern half of Africa. They and thrive in very arid regions where temperatures are often one hundred and twenty degrees Fahrenheit. The Uromastyx is right at home in the rocky outcropping and deep burrows dug into the ground.

The Emerald Swift is a beautiful lizard and are indigenous to the high altitude cloud forests of the extreme southern Mexico and most of Central America. The name, Emerald Swift, was derived from the incredible bright green and blue coloration exhibited by males. The Female swift are not as ornately colored but still a very attractive specie.

Skinks can be found all around the globe for the exception of the boreal and the polar-regions. As a matter of fact, the Skink is the second largest group of Lizards on the planet, only slightly dwarfed by the Gecko which is the largest group. We’ve discovered approximately 1200 species of skins so far, and there are likely hundreds of others roaming the globe. Skins can be located in different types of habitats such as forests, grasslands, mountains, savannas, deserts and urban areas. Certain types of skins are preferred as pets than others.

Wood Turtles are docile in nature and can be found in the North Eastern United States such as New England, south into Northern Virginia and in several regions in Canada. Although they have complex habitat needs, they make for excellent pets.

The Bearded Dragon, or as enthusiasts like to call them, “beardies”, are medium sized lizards which vary in size anywhere from twelve to twenty four inches from head to the tip of their tail. Bearded Dragons are also available in many colors which is often a good sign of where that specific species originates from.

Soft lush fur, very active, boisterous, low maintenance, easy to train, easy to keep. These are all terms that best describe this little animal and the reasons why so many people adore them. Chinchillas are also very quick and somewhat perky which are both inherent in their nature. With this stated and given the fact that they make great pets, we don’t suggest them as pets for children as they are too small, fragile and if squeezed too tight, will bite as a defence mechanism.

Did you know that Guinea Pigs purr like cats when they’re happy? Don’t let the name fool you too as they really have nothing in common with the pig. There’s a lot more to pets than just lizards, cats, and dogs. There’s many furry little pets owned by millions of people across our country. All of us at Pet Ware house have a soft spot for the Guinea Pig, they are extremely, incredibly social and want to spend a lot of time with you.

We know of fifteen species of Hedgehog in North America, Africa, Asia and New Zealand. The little critters root through hedges and other under-growth areas searching for small creatures that compose the bulk of their diet such as insects, worms, centipedes, snails, mice frogs and snakes. As a hedgehog picks its way through the hedges it emits pike like grunts and hence their name, the hedgehog.

Perfect for the beginner and a definite crowd pleaser, we have the Siberian Hamster. Did you know that during the winter months, the Siberian Hamster fur will turn white? It’s a fact, their fur will turn white with a change in the temperature. The Siberian Hamster is easy to tame with proper training, social with other hamsters, and has a range of fur colors.

As you are well aware, the Gerbil is a small rodent which loves to burrow and is native to the sandy, dry areas of Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Many people keep Gerbils as they are quite easy to maintain, train easily and make good pets. The Gerbil is nocturnal and spends most of his day sleeping. They will frequently use their tail as a balance when they hop. They have a life span of about four years in the wild and often live together in large colonies.

The Hamster has been part of North American culture for over seventy five years. They are native to Syria and were primarily for research. During the late forties, a highway engineer by the name of Albert Marsh, introduced them as pets. The Hamster have a chunky body, short tail, thick fur and cheek pouches. The also have a tendency to hoard items and are secretive in the burrowing activities. Being nocturnal creatures, they usually sleep during the day and explore by night.

Mouse? Did you know that most people think that the Mouse and the Rat are one in the same thing? Well, that’s not entirely accurate. A mouse is a small rodent with a pointed pink nose, round body, furry, rather large ears and a long, often hairless tail.

The pet rat, a descendant of the wild brown rat, is still a relatively new pet, compared to most species. Although found throughout most of the planet, humans have held them in captivity and bred them for the past one hundred years – a small time frame compared to many of the pet species.

Ferrets are rather small creatures measuring in at an average of fifty-one centimetres, including a thirteen centimetre tail. They weigh in at about one-and-a-half to four pounds and have a natural lifespan of seven to ten years. A member of the weasel family, we have domesticated this species for more than two-thousand years. If you are ready to bring this great pet into your home, please understand that it may require more work than most pets. The reward however will quickly become obvious to you and your family.

Sugar Gliders are marsupials – that is, a group of mammals commonly thought of as pouched mammals such as the wallaby and kangaroo. This specie has a furry membrane that extends from their wrists to their ankles which allows them to glide through the air. The can be found in the wild, gliding from tree to tree by gliding. Their hind feet have a large, opposable big toe that helps them grip branches, and the second and third toe forms a grooming comb.