Berkshire Reptile Rescue

This is a new guinea snapping turtle, interesting and cute creatures but get quite big so this one was rehomed by us.

 This is stern he's a hermans tortoise.He has a underslung bottom jaw, this makes it a bit hard for him to eat so he needs his food diced smaller. Doesnt he look like hes got a grumpy head on.

 This is a bearded dragon we rehomed, he had no problems but his owners were having a baby and didnt have the time or room for him any more.

 This green water dragon came to us as he grew to big for his owners. Males of this species can get to 3' long including tail and need a large tank. this one had been in the wars as you can see from the lighter scarring round his eye he probably got amourous with a unreceptive tank mate. He now lives in a 6' high tank with plenty of room for climbing and a pond for swimming.

 This is Houdini, named for his ability to escape (of course)  He was brought to us 2 days out of the shop as his owner
 (a 6 year old girl) couldnt get used to handling him. These animals need carefull consideration before buying, not on a whim of a child.
Now homed with a local family and very happy.

This is Nemisis. she was given to us by a local veterinary surgery, after one of their customers found it in her bedroom where her cat had brought it in from the garden. She survived her ordeal and now lives happilly with a family who fosters for us. They fell in love with her and now keep her.

 This is Hobnob (named for her colour, by her new owner)  she s another orphan due to owners moving to a smaller house.Like many beared dragons she is very amenable to handling and is quite content to sit for ages on your lap once she knows you.
After living in with jabba and blue for a while, we rehomed her to a lady in slough who has rehomed a few animals from us previously which are all doing fine.

This is another water dragon like nemesis above, she came in with lucky a water draon we now keep for shows. Both were very underfeed, but lucky was worse as his mate had all of what little food that was available. This Greedy dragon we rehomed with a local family who have another water dragon. hope she gets on better with that one.