If you're squeamish about lizards, snakes, or spiders you probably don't want to look. I'll put the tarantulas at the very end of the post though, so you can keep looking if you want to see the other critters. 
Luna the kitty! This is rather outdated but she's a nightmare to photograph. She's extremely..neurotic. >.> the vet thinks she's brain damaged. We still love her though :3
Rose was a rescue from a very bad home where she had to compete with food with 4 other cats. She was very malnourished and flea ridden when we took her home, now she's put on quite a bit of weight and is flea-free
Gizmo snoozin' with his widdle tongue out :3 Gizmo, unlike Rose, was adopted from a good home who just simply couldn't take care of him anymore.
The pair cuddling together~
Floyd the leopard gecko. Floyd's the family pet who we thought was a boy..and turned out to be a girl. She was one of the first exotic critters we got and she really got us into reptiles.
Cleopatra! The sweetest rosy boa ever. She's so gentle and calm. She's a little over 2ft long and enjoys coiling around my wrist while I read
Over the years I've had a number of beardies come and go, coming from people who needed to get rid of theirs, were moving, couldn't care for them, etc. I've had great luck finding good forever homes for them, Steve is my baby and will stay with me though
Steve wrapped up in a towel after bathtime:
I also have a 55 gallon freshwater fish tank. This was it awhile ago, it's a bit different now but oh well.
Fish come and go, but my parrot cichlid Larry has been with me for a few years, ever since I got into fish.
I'm going to post all of the spiders in a second post since I have no idea what the image cutoff is
enjoy the pictures! If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask, I love talking about my critters ^_^
he still hates knowing they're in the house, though.
