- African pancake tortoise
- Amethystine python
- Black marsh turtle
- Blue-tongued skink
- Colombian rainbow boa
- Cuban boa
- Egyptian tortoise
- Geoffroy's side-necked turtle
- Giant tortoise
- Gila monster
- Golden Mantella frog
- Green tree python
- Inland bearded dragon
- Madagascan tree boa
- Marbled milk frog
- Philippine sail-fin water dragon
- Plumed basilisk
- Poison arrow frog
- Prehensile-tailed skink
- Red-eared terrapin
- Rhinoceros iguana
- Standing's day gecko
- Thai tree frog
- Veiled chameleon
- West African dwarf crocodile
- Western chuckwalla
- White-lipped python
- Yellow-spotted Amazon River turtle
- Yellow-headed day's gecko
Reptiles and amphibians
The Zoo holds many different species of reptiles and amphibians. The menu to the left lists some of the most popular speices. Click on one of the species to find out more.
AmphiPod
The Zoo has exciting new plans to open an amphibian sanctuary within its grounds to breed two frog species on the verge of extinction.
The facility will provide a safe, bio-secure home for some of the world’s most endangered frog species - lemur leaf frogs and golden mantella frogs.
Called the ‘AmphiPod’, the facility will provide the perfect conditions to allow the rare frogs to breed, in an effort to help save the species from extinction.
![Golden mantela frog [photo credit: Gerardo Garcia]](/resources/images/Golden_mantela_credit_Gerardo_Garcia.jpg)
Golden mantela frog [photo credit: Gerardo Garcia]
![Lemur leaf frog [photo credit: Ron Holt]](/resources/images/animal/Lemur_Leaf_Frog__please_credit_Ron_Holt.jpg)
Lemur leaf frog [photo credit: Ron Holt]
