Bearded Dragon (White)
Every bearded dragon can puff out the spiny pouch under its throat when it wants to look big — this one does it in snow white.
Komodo Dragon
The Komodo dragon is the closest thing to a real dragon left on Earth — a lizard that can reach 10 ft long and hunt deer.
Central American Snapping Turtle (Tabasco Lowlands)
Look under the chin: those long, fleshy barbels are the Central American snapping turtle’s calling card. Once treated as a subspecies of the common snapping turtle, it is now recognized as a species of its own, living in murky, plant-choked waters from southern Mexico to Honduras.
Ball Python (Blue-Eyed Leucistic)
Ball pythons get their name from the way they curl into a tight ball when they feel threatened, and this PLUS figure is coiled into a neat round cushion with its head resting on top.
Ball Python (Pastel Pied)
A piebald ball python looks as if someone dipped a patterned snake in white paint and missed a few spots — bold blocks of pure white break up the normal pattern.
Crossback Golden Arowana (Blue Base)
On many golden arowanas the gold stops partway up the sides. On a crossback it climbs all the way over the top — hence the name.
Asian Arowana (Super Red)
Big shining scales, two whisker-like barbels and a long, flowing body earned the Asian arowana its nickname: the dragon fish. The super red form, found in the wild only in the upper Kapuas River of Indonesian Borneo, is the most coveted color of all.
Asian Arowana (Super Red, Open Mouth)
Where its closed-mouth twin cruises calmly, this arowana rises nose-first, jaws wide and barbels flared, as if about to snatch something off the surface.
Alligator Snapping Turtle (White Gold, Limited Collab)
Chinese turtle keepers call it bai jin — ‘white gold’ — the rarest and most wanted color of the alligator snapping turtle: a golden shell over pink skin, the very opposite of the muddy giant you’d meet in a southern river.
Blue-Tongued Skink
When a blue-tongued skink feels threatened, it puffs up, hisses and suddenly flashes a startling cobalt-blue tongue — a bluff that tells predators it might be dangerous.
Chinese Tree Frog (Jeong Uidong Collab)
In real life a Chinese tree frog would sit comfortably on your thumb — adults are barely an inch long.
Koi (Kohaku)
Koi are living art: colored carp bred in the mountain villages of Niigata, Japan, since the 1820s. Kohaku — crimson patterns on snow white — was one of the very first varieties breeders fixed, and many keepers still call it the king of koi.
Rhinoceros Iguana
Named for the bony, horn-like bump on its snout, the rhinoceros iguana is one of the Caribbean’s rock iguanas — a heavy-bodied lizard found only on Hispaniola.
Radiated Tortoise
Every scute on a radiated tortoise’s shell wears its own yellow starburst, as if someone painted fireworks across a black dome. This PLUS edition of AHB’s Laugh & Grow Fat design scales the plump little tortoise up to display-piece size — and every star line, scale and wrinkle comes along.
Alligator Snapping Turtle, Rearing Pose (2024 Shanghai Turtle Expo Exclusive)
For two days in August 2024, AHB took orders for this alligator snapping turtle as an online special tied to Shanghai’s Guigu (‘Turtle Valley’) turtle expo — then closed the book for good.