Katie the Snake Lady

04/02/2025

Tarragon is wondering why you haven't booked a reptile show yet 🤔

Most weekends are open but spots go fast! Have an event coming up that you want to make extraordinary? Book a reptile show!

Party packages can be viewed on the website, then send me a chat to book your spot!

03/26/2025

I've accomplished a goal!!

Brevard County Public Libraries brought me in for their Spring Carnival event last week! This was my first library show and I had an absolute blast!

Doing an educational show for a library has been a goal of mine since this all started. I remember going to these library shows as a kid and loving them. I would always think "I want to do that!" I learned so much at those shows and they helped me grow my passion to work with and protect animals in any way I could. I knew I wanted to play my part in helping others the same way one day. To finally be able to achieve this goal and to be able to provide this experience for our community brings me more joy than I can put into words.

I hope to do many more library shows in the future!

03/06/2025

Homeschool groups are a BLAST! I love being part of homeschool education, especially since I was homeschooled myself! I remember seeing a reptile show at the library as a kid and said "I want to do that when I grow up", and here I am!

02/01/2025

Now taking orders! Snag yours before spots run out!

Exclusively for Valentine's day! Name a rat after your ex for just $20! Certificate and video of the Snake being fed included with purchase.

01/29/2025

Happy Lunar New Year - Year of the Snake! 🐍🎊

How about a discount to celebrate? Book your show for any month in 2025 by February 28th and get $25 off!

01/24/2025

Valentine's Special coming soon!

01/13/2025

When you bring Katie the Snake Lady to your parties, you get memories you'll never forget and some of the best pictures! I love being welcomed to join birthday parties and to be able to provide an unforgettable experience for these amazing families!

01/10/2025

Website finally live! Visit for show and package details, and to meet the reptiles available!

Engaging and unique reptile shows tailored for private parties, vendor events, classrooms, and more

01/08/2025

Did you know Bearded dragons have a third eye?
While not containing an eyeball, the third eye, also called the parietal eye, on the top of their head acts as a sensor, alerting them to light, dark, shadows and UV light. This comes in handy for them to sense if a predator is approaching from behind or above, and to sense the change from day to night or to sense out a good basking spot.

Bearded dragons also have very good long-distance eye site, and can see more colors than humans! Their night vision is lacking though, making them primarily active during the day.

01/05/2025

Had a fantastic time with Space Coast Academics Co-op homeschool group! We talked about leopard geckos, spiny-tailed lizards, bearded dragons, Boa constrictors and Ball pythons! They also learned the importance of proper animal husbandry, the danger of invasive species in our environment, and why reptiles are so good to have in nature.

I love working with homeschool groups like this, as I was homeschooled myself. I can remember seeing similar shows and knowing I wanted to be a part of it when I was an adult, so I'm making it happen!

12/30/2024

Lady Linguini enjoying a swim last night!

Did you know some species of boa's can hold their breath for hours? Linguini will choose to stay submerged for minutes on end and worry me but I know she knows her abilities better than I do 😅

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas!

12/17/2024

12/12/2024

With the new year approaching I’m excited to start making new goals for the business! I won’t share what I’m working on just yet, but 2025 will be an exciting year!

And I want to hear from you though! What things would you like to see us do next year? New animals? New type of shows? Alternative meet and greets like “painting with snakes”? Give me some ideas!

11/27/2024

Introducing Admiral Alfredo!

Alfredo is a Leucistic ball python, also called a Blue Eyed Lucy.

Leucistic animals are rare and are similar to albino animals. The conditions remove the ability for the cells to develop melanin, which is the natural pigmentation that gives skin, feathers, hair, and eyes their darker colors. Full albinism will affect the eyes and cause them to be red in color. For leucistic animals, their eyes maintain a striking blue color. While animals with these conditions are rare in the wild, captive breeding has increased their numbers. So while animals with these conditions are still considered rare, we are seeing them more frequently in captivity.