Animals In Store

Bearded dragons are one of the most popular pet lizards, known for their docile nature, easy maintenance, and curious personalities. They eat a variety of insects and greens and with proper care can live over 10 years! They are the perfect pet for anyone looking for a calm scaley companion! 

Crested geckos are arboreal New Caledonia geckos known for their unique look and calm demeanor. In addition to their calm nature, crested geckos are a low maintenance pet that come in a variety of patterns. Being tree dwelling lizards they can be jumpy and also have the potential to drop their tails as a defense mechanism when spooked. 

Leopard geckos are hardy reptiles perfect for both beginner and experienced keepers. They are easy to handle, moderate to low maintenance, and come in a variety of colors and patterns! 

Gargoyle geckos, native to New Caledonia, are striking lizards given their names from the bony ridges on their heads that give them a gargoyle-like appearance. They are nocturnal, arboreal geckos that love to climb and jump. They are generally calm and easy to handle, this in addition to their wide range of colors and patterns make them desirable pets for both new and experienced keepers.  

 Veild chameleons are popular for their beautiful crest and color changing abilities. Although they don't enjoy being handled, they are a very fun lizard to feed and watch. 

Panther chameleons often display a variety of colors including reds, yellows, blues, and greens, making them one of the most visually appealing lizards on the market. In addition to their striking appearance, panther chameleons tend to be more docile than other chameleon species. 

Ackie monitors are mid-sized lizards known for their active behavior, spiny tails, and curious nature. They can reach 24-30 inches in length and are a great introduction to monitor keeping.

Ackie monitors are mid-sized lizards known for their active behavior, spiny tails, and curious nature. They can reach 24-30 inches in length and are a great introduction to monitor keeping.

Corn snakes are a favorite among reptile keepers due to their manageable size, unique colors, and tame nature. They are easy to care for and with proper husbandry can live over 20 years making them a great option for both beginners and experienced keepers! 

Reaching 3-5 ft as an adult and exhibiting a docile and curious demeanor ball pythons are perfect for any beginner or experienced keeper! They are typically easy to handle and come in a variety of colors and patterns. With proper care these snakes can live over 20 years! 

Hognose snakes are small, hardy colubrids that have become increasingly popular in recent years. Hognoses are well known for their unique noses and dramatic defensive displays. Although they do have exaggerated defensive displays, they are generally very docile and curious snakes that enjoy burrowing. Hognose snakes are a smaller snake species reaching only 2-3 feet in length. 

Green tree pythons are stunning arboreal snakes famous for their brilliant green coloration and elegant coiled resting position. Hatchlings start out yellow or red and transition into a green color as they mature. Being arboreal, these snakes require ample vertical space with sturdy perches, moderate humidty, and consistent temperatures. Although beautiful, these snakes can be fairly fragile and do better as a display animal, handling is generally discouraged.

 Dart frogs, with their jewel-like colors and lively personalities, are among the most captivating amphibians kept by enthusiasts. Native to Central and South America, these small frogs are celebrated for their vibrant patterns and active behaviors. Caring for dart frogs requires attention to detail, patience, and a dedication to replicating their natural rainforest environment. They typically grow to 1-2 inches and can live up to 10+ years. 

Axolotls are fully aquatic amphibians native to the caves of Mexico. They require cold water (62-68 degrees). Being amphibians, they are sensitive to water quality and impurities in the water, because of this you should have your tank cycling 3-7 days before taking home your axolotl. Although they are not able to be handled, axolotls can be fun to watch and interact with through feeding. They will eat a mixture of axolotl pellets, bloodworms, crickets, earthworms, and brine shrimp. 

Pac Man frogs are terrestrial frogs that come in a variety of colors. They are ambush predators with a voracious appetite. Although they have a mostly sedentary lifestyle, they can be very fulfilling pets.

The Pixie Frog, more formally known as the African Bullfrog (Pyxicephalus adspersus), is one of the largest and most fascinating amphibians kept in captivity. Renowned for their massive size, voracious appetite, and charmingly grumpy appearance, pixie frogs are a captivating choice for experienced amphibian keepers. 

Dumpy (Whites) tree frogs are hardy and gentile amphibians popular for their bright colors, social behavior, and chubby appearance. Native to Australia and New Guinea, these frogs reach 3-5 inches in length and are primarily arboreal. They are docile and easy to handle compared to most other amphibians and are a great pet for someone looking for a charming display animal. 

Prairie dogs are available once a year during late April/ early May. These fuzzy friends do best in a colony setting and love to make burrows and chew.

Ferrets are very social and playful animals. They can be litter box trained and love to explore!

Sugar gliders are $275 for a standard grey and $550 for a leucistic or marble. They are colony animals and need to be kept in pairs. Sugar gliders are active at night and require some trust building but once a bond is formed it can be a very rewarding pet to have.

We breed a variety of different colors of Maine Coons, for more information see our Maine Coon section. 

We breed a variety of Bengal colors, for more information see our Bengal section.

We have some super cute fancy mice available as pets, they come in a variety of different colors and patterns!

 Sulcata tortoises are the third largest tortoise species in the world reaching up to 3 feet as an adult! These gentile giants love to dig and bask and require a diet of primarily greens. Due to their size they will need a large outdoor space as they grow with a deep fence. They typically live 50-70 years.

Red foot tortoises are a moderately sized tortoise reaching 10-18 inches and living 50-70 years. These tortoises eat a mixture of greens and protein and will require outdoor space as they grow.   

 Well known for their bright red and yellow markings these turtles are active swimmers and love to bask. With proper care they can reach 6-7 inches and live for 20-30 years!  

A visually striking, and Florida-legal variation of the red ear slider recognizable by their red eyes and bright yellow shells! These turtles are great swimmers and can reach 10-12 inches and live for 20+ years with good husbandry! 

These are one of the most common and recognizable turtles, they are hardy, adaptable turtles with bright yellow bellies and stripes down their shell. With proper care they can grow 8-12 inches and live 25-30 years. 

These turtles are eye catching aquatic turtles known for their unique masks on their faces and their bright bellies. Side neck turtles fold their heads sideways under their shells rather than pulling them straight back like other turtle species. They typically reach 6-8 inches and can live for 25-30 years. 

Named after their unique map-like pattern and ridges on their shells, these turtles are very curious and strong swimmers. Males will typically stay smaller than males, map turtles can grow 6-10 inches and live 20-25 years.