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Snakes
Sass is one of our Royal Pythons, also known as Ball Pythons. This species is native to Africa. She was the first reptile Jake owned and played a big part in starting Guile’s Reptiles. Sass attends shows regularly and is very comfortable with the attention.
Puppy is our Albino Burmese Python. He was rehomed from the RSPCA when he was quite small at around 3 ft. He has now stopped growing at 11 ft. Burmese pythons are native to Southeast Asia, and they are also known for being an invasive species in the Florida Everglades.
Princess is another one of our Royal Pythons. Princess came from a pet shop and unfortunately suffers with Neurological Dysfunction (head wobble) due to his morph so is unable to attend shows. This doesn’t stop him from living a good life! but you can see him on our social media or when you book to visit here.
Prince is another one of our Royal Pythons. They are the smallest of the African pythons, with adults typically growing between 3 and 6 feet (around 90 to 180 cm) long. Prince was given to us by someone who lost interest, he doesn't attend shows but can be seen and held when visiting!
Hoggy is our Western Hognose. He was rehomed from the RSPCA and regularly attends shows. Western Hognoses are known for their distinctive upturned nose used for digging. He is a rear-fanged venomous snake, but generally harmless to humans.
Jett is our Mexican Black Kingsnake. He was given to us by a family friend in 2023. While he isn’t currently attending our shows, he can be seen when you visit us. Mexican Black Kingsnakes are known for their glossy, deep-black scales and their impressive ability to eat rattlesnakes.
Willow is our Woma Python, gifted to us by a family friend in 2023. She enjoys coming to our shows and meeting visitors. Native to Australia, Woma Pythons are non-venomous and can even eat other venomous snakes
Tango is our California Mountain Kingsnake, rehomed from the RSPCA earlier this year. He enjoys attending shows and showing off his vibrant colours. Their bright, banded pattern closely resembles that of the highly venomous Coral Snake, which helps warn potential predators, even though California Mountain Kingsnakes themselves are not venomous.
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Jaffa is our Corn Snake, rehomed from the RSPCA in September 2023. He has quickly become a great addition to the Guile’s Reptiles family and continues to attend shows as one of our most active snakes. Corn Snakes are often found in and around cornfields and grain stores, where they help control rodents like mice and rats that feed on the crops—making them a favourite among farmers.
Diablo is our Boa Constrictor, rehomed from the RSPCA in 2021. She doesn’t currently attend shows, but visitors can see her when they come by. Boa Constrictors are large, non-venomous snakes native to Central and South America, and they are excellent swimmers and climbers.
Bart is our 11-foot, 6-stone Burmese python, rescued from the RSPCA in 2025. He attends shows with us and loves meeting visitors. In the wild, Burmese pythons typically eat small mammals, but in places like Florida—where they have become an invasive species—they are so large and numerous that they now compete with alligators for food and territory. Bart is a gentle giant, and we’re glad to be able to give him a safe and loving home.
Hector is our Irian Jaya carpet python, who came to us through the RSPCA in 2025. Although he doesn’t attend shows at the moment, you can meet him when you come and see us. Irian Jaya carpet pythons are native to the tropical rainforests of Papua New Guinea. We’re delighted to give him a safe and comfortable home where he can continue to thrive.