Top 12 Reptiles
Trading Cards
Meet the most popular pet reptiles in Canadian homes! Collect all 12 cards, learn their super-stats, then grab four free colouring pages to print at home.
Top 12 Reptile Trading Cards
Tap Download Card on any reptile to save a printable sports-card image. Each card shows where the reptile comes from, how long it lives, and what it eats!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Leopard Gecko
Eublepharis macularius
They wag their tail like a cat when hunting!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Bearded Dragon
Pogona vitticeps
They wave their arm to say hello — and to submit!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Ball Python
Python regius
Named for curling into a tight ball when scared.
Canadian Reptile Expo
Corn Snake
Pantherophis guttatus
Great climbers — they love to explore branches!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Crested Gecko
Correlophus ciliatus
They have eyelash-like crests and can't blink!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Western Hognose
Heterodon nasicus
Plays dead and rolls over when it feels threatened!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Blue-Tongued Skink
Tiliqua scincoides
Flashes its bright blue tongue to scare predators!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Kenyan Sand Boa
Eryx colubrinus
Buries itself in sand with just its eyes showing!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Red-Footed Tortoise
Chelonoidis carbonarius
Bright red scales help them recognize each other!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Pueblan Milk Snake
Lampropeltis triangulum
Copycat colours that mimic the venomous coral snake!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Veiled Chameleon
Chamaeleo calyptratus
Eyes swivel on their own for full 360° vision!
Canadian Reptile Expo
Ridge-Tailed Monitor
Varanus acanthurus
A spiky ridged tail doubles as a tough shield!
Downloadable Colouring Pages
Four fun reptile colouring pages ready to print at home. Grab your crayons and bring these scaly friends to life — each sheet is branded with the four Expo logos!
Bring the Kids to the Canadian Reptile Expo!
See real live reptiles, meet breeders, explore the Plant Expo, Aquatic Expo, and World of Curiosities on Sunday, November 29, 2026 at the International Centre, Hall One, Mississauga.