The red-eared slider is native to the Southern United States and northern Mexico, but has become established in other places because of pet releases, and has become invasive in many areas where it outcompetes native species.

Bumblebee dart frogs are yellow, gold or orange with black or brown patches. They have adhesive pads on their toes which help them to climb and they have a sticky tongue which they use to catch prey.

The Black and White Argentine Tegu is the largest species of tegus. These tegus are known for their distinctive black and white coloration, with a pattern of black bands or stripes across their bodies.  Male tegus have bigger jowls ("chubby cheeks") than females which can be used to attract mates. Tegus also have a forked tongue that helps them pick up scent particles in multiple directions in order to better identify their surroundings and the directionality of what they are smelling. They are terrestrial reptiles, spending a lot of their time on the ground and are known to be proficient diggers.

Goldfish are freshwater fish that are popular aquarium pets. They are known for their large eyes, lack of scales on their heads, and elongated bodies. Goldfish can come in many colors, including gold, red, orange, white, olive green, and grey.

Koi, or more specifically Nishikigoi, are colored varieties of carp that are kept for decorative purposes in outdoor koi ponds or water gardens.

Corn snakes are a small to medium- sized snake that are often orange or brownish-yellow in coloration. The are patterned with large, reddish blotches outlined in black and their stomachs often have distinctive rows of black and white checkerboarding. They can be various colors depending on their geographic location and age.