Frequently Asked Questions Q1/ Are they Trained? A1/ These animals are my personal pets... so although I would not used the word trained, I've put in a lot of time & love into these animals to ensure everyone is safe & happy during the presentations. Q2/ Do you have a king cobra?! A2/ No.. I wish! We aren't allowed any venomous snakes here in BC, but asked me about my experience with venomous snakes down in the USA! Q3/ Do they bite? A3/ They certainly can, as like us, they have mouths... BUT... they have no desire to bite us! As explained above, these are my pets & have been conditioned to trust us enough to have no reason to bite us! Q4/ Are they poisonous? A4/ Poison & venom are commonly use synonymously, although they dont quite mean the same thing... Ask me to explain the difference at your next event! BUT no none of my snakes or lizards are venomous, however, all tarantulas are venomous... Q5/ Why is Leo's tail a different colour from his body/does he change colours? A5/ I have 2 theories! First! If Leo were to drop his white tail & his yellow body were to run away maybe that would help him in the wild Second! We can breed leopard geckos, like many different reptiles/animals, to be many different colours... So I think its more likely that his colours are based off what we like to see in captivity// Wild types are probably more natural looking to blend into their surroundings! & no Leo does not change colours! Sadie the Crested gecko & Opal the Gargoyle Gecko can change colours as they "fire up" & "fire down"! Q6/ Do I have a Chameleon? A6/ No I don't have a chameleon; they are quite sensitive pets & often do poorly in captivity. Q7/ Do Reptiles Poop?/ Where do they Poop from? A7/ Yes they poop! reptiles like birds have a cloaca where they poo, pee & the reproductive stuff happens! The cloaca is located not at the tip of the tail, rather is the point where the body meets the tail... Ask me to point out the snakes butt at your next event! An interesting thing that both reptiles & birds do is convert their liquid pee into uric acid which is more like a white paste to help conserve water! Have any other Questions?! Send me a message or Ask at your Next Event!