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Need reptiles or supplies for your herps?

We carry a large selection of the most important items any reptile keeper might need. From bulbs to heat pads you will find what you need and if you don't we can always order it for you. We have many different reptiles coming through regularly, some very hard to find.

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500 Box lrg, med or pin $15.99

1000 Box lrg, med, pin $25.99

Cricket Box Pre-Orders must be called in by Tuesday 5PM to ensure next day delivery. All pre-orders are held 3 days for pickup after this we release them.

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If freshwater is your thing we have you covered. We carry all common freshwater species plus many rare and specialty fish and inverts. From discus to the many varieties of cichlids, we receive freshwater shipments every Thursday. If you need a particular fish let us know, chances are we can find it.

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Yes we have reptiles

We now have a reptile section and carry a full line of supplies for all your herp needs. From light bulb and set to substrates and heaters you will find everything you need to keep your herp healthy and well for years to come. We keep medium and small snakes in stock as well as several lizards. We can order nearly any non-poisonous reptile, so if you are looking for something special let us know first.

Bearded Dragons

Without a doubt one of the most popular lizards for begininers is a bearded dragon. The care of a dragon is quite simple but there are rules which must be followed to keep one healthy. Lighting is the main concern for a dragon, they are desert creature and must have UVB light as well as a basking light. The tank should be laid out with a hot zone , created by a single basking light, and a cooler zone. The hot zone should be near 115 for baby dragons and 100 for adults with a gradual decrease to around 85 degrees for baby and 75 for adult on the cool end and at night. Substrate is a topic of much debate but most will agree that any dragon under one year should NOT be kept in sand due to infections and possible inpactation problems. For this we recommend reptile carpet which can be cleaned and reused many times.

When they are in season, we carry small to medium dragons which are used to eating crickets as a primary food source with a small amount of vegetables. As your dragon grows he will need more vegetables and fewer crickets. Eventually he will eat mostly leafy vegetables and a few dozen crickets or mill worms every other day. During their growth spurts dragons can consume as many as 75 crickets per day, it is important that you dust these crickets from time to time and or feed them calcium rich food sources. By following these simple guidlines you can be sure you are doing your best to keep your animal healthy and well for years to come.

The best greens for your dragon are Mustard, Turnip, Dandelion, shredded squash, adults love blue berries. NO KALE, NO SPINACH, NO LETTUCE these are not good for your dragon and can lead to problems.

MORE CARE INFO

What light should I use?

All to often a new reptile owner will see a near endless sea of lighting choices for his or her reptile and have no idea of what he or she may actually need. Remember that each reptile is different, some require a lot of light, some lower light, some need UVB and others need no light at all. The first thing you need to do is research your particular animal. Is it noctornal? If so, chances are it needs no light at all or you may wish to use a red or black light on him for viewing. Bulbs can be broken down into three levels, there are bulbs that are used for heat such as basking and spot bulbs. Bulbs that produce necessary UV radiation which herps need to metabolize vitamin D. These are the UV and UVB bulbs. The other light is just that, it's used for lighting the enclosure for viewing. We carry a full line of lights and full combo lighting hoods for nearly any size tank or enclosure.

What's the best beginner snake ?

If you have never had a snake before and you are interested in getting your first pet snake we suggest doing some research on what particular species you are interested in and buying a baby. The best small size beginner snakes are Corn snakes, milk snakes, and king snakes. The best larger sized snake has to be a ball python. When raised from a baby , these skakes have a typical pleasant disposition one whould not expect in a larger snake. There are many different breeds of each of these snakes, some are more rare than others and demand huge prices while others are relatively inexpensive. We can order almost any non-venomous snake, if you are looking for something give us a call first we might be able to find it.

Lighting solutions for any tank

Does your reptile require UV, UVB, basking, red lights or no lights? It can be confusing when you try to fullfil the lighting requirements of a particular reptile. Some need special lighting while others like nocturnal species need no lighting at all. Do research on your particular reptile and provide it with the proper lighting it needs. Don't ever buy a reptile unless you can provide it with the proper light. Light to reptiles can be a necessity not just a way to see the animals.

If you are using basking lights get basking lights that are rated for your particular tank and animal. Reptiles can get too hot and quicky die always monitor the heat in the habitat with at least 2 thermometers. One on the hot side and one on the cool side. This gives the animal a way to regulate its temperature. Be sure to research your particular animal's heat and light requirements and give them exactly what they need. Do this and you will have a great pet for years to come.

Some rare strains of snakes can be quite expensive

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