Birds
Eclectus Parrot
Eclectus Parrot
Eclectus Parrot
Meet Chilli, our gorgeous male Eclectus Parrot. The Eclectus Parrot is found in the canopy of rainforests and in adjacent eucalypt woodlands on the Eastern Cape York Peninsula.
Pink Cockatoo
Eclectus Parrot
Eclectus Parrot
Say hello to Banksi our Pink Cockatoo. Banski is an important ambassador for his species as the Pink Cockatoo was added to the National Threatened Species List in April 2023.
Mammals
Long-nosed Potoroo
Long-nosed Potoroo
Long-nosed Potoroo
Meet Winnie, our handsome Long-nosed Potoroo. Potoroos are marsupials and are closely related to the Kangaroo. They are a threaten species due to habitat loss and predation by feral predators.
Squirrel Glider
Long-nosed Potoroo
Long-nosed Potoroo
We house a bachelette group of Squirrel Gliders. Squirrel Gliders are found along the east coast of Australia and look similar to the well-known Sugar Glider.
Reptiles
Cunningham Skink
Rough-throated Leaf-tailed Gecko
Common Blue-tongue Lizard
Cunningham skinks are highly social and live in close-knit family groups. Our family of three can often be seen at fairs and stalls.
Common Blue-tongue Lizard
Rough-throated Leaf-tailed Gecko
Common Blue-tongue Lizard
Named for their blue tongue, Wildlife Reimagined is home to two Blue-tongue Lizards: Sue and Trev.
Bearded Dragon
Rough-throated Leaf-tailed Gecko
Rough-throated Leaf-tailed Gecko
Fang and Toothless are our Bearded Dragons. They were named after some of the dragons from How to Train Your Dragons as they have similar characteristics.
Rough-throated Leaf-tailed Gecko
Rough-throated Leaf-tailed Gecko
Rough-throated Leaf-tailed Gecko
Leaf-tailed Geckos are masters of camouflage and can be difficult to spot. Wildlife Reimagined is home to four Geckos including a breeding pair.
Woma Python
Murray Darling Carpet Python
Spotted Python
Woma's are a rarely seen snake species found in the deserts of central Australia. Our Woma, Tanami is still a baby but is growing quickly!
Spotted Python
Murray Darling Carpet Python
Spotted Python
Spotted Pythons are a medium size snake found in Northern Queensland. Spaghetti is the name of our Spotted Python, and he is a lot longer than your average strand of spaghetti.
Murray Darling Carpet Python
Murray Darling Carpet Python
Murray Darling Carpet Python
Murrey Darling Carpet Pythons are found in the Murray-Darling Basin and are a threatened species.
Invertebrates
Stick Insects
Giant Borrowing Cockroach
Funnel-web Spider
There are approximately 150 species of Stick Insect in Australia. Wildlife Reimagined is home to several different species.
Funnel-web Spider
Giant Borrowing Cockroach
Funnel-web Spider
Known as the deadliest spider in the world, Funnel Webs have a greater distribution than many realise. Do you know what species is found nearest to you?
Giant Borrowing Cockroach
Giant Borrowing Cockroach
Giant Borrowing Cockroach
Meet the heaviest cockroach in the world! They can weigh up to 30g and can live for 10 years. If you book one of our programs, you might be lucky to hold one.
Giant Panda Snail
Giant Borrowing Cockroach
Giant Borrowing Cockroach
Larger than a tennis ball, this species is Australia's largest land snail. This species is nocturnal is most active during and after rain.
Giant Rainforest Mantis
Flinders Ranges Scorpion
Flinders Ranges Scorpion
A deadly, yet fascinating species. The Giant Rainforest Mantis is carnivorous and has been observed catching and eating vertebrates such as lizards, frogs and birds.
Flinders Ranges Scorpion
Flinders Ranges Scorpion
Flinders Ranges Scorpion
Australia's largest Scorpion species. Although not considered dangerous, scorpions are feared by many people. Come face to face with one of ours and we'll show you that there is nothing to fear.
Black Rock Scorpion
Flinders Ranges Scorpion
Giant Scrub Millipede
Meet one of Canberra's unique species of scorpion. Did you know that scorpions will fluoresce when exposed to ultraviolet light.
Giant Scrub Millipede
Flinders Ranges Scorpion
Giant Scrub Millipede
This species is the largest in Australia and can grow to a length of 200mm. If you book one of our programs, you might be lucky to hold one.
Spiders
Butterfly
Butterfly
We house over 20 species of spiders including Australia's largest huntsman, Red-back Spiders, Orb-weavers, Tarantula and Jumping Spiders.
Butterfly
Butterfly
Butterfly
During the warmer months we house a variety of Butterflies including the Orchard Butterfly and the Monarch Butterfly.