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Stocklist | 15 April 2017
Our Stocklist is constantly changing, so it's always worth keep a close eye on it in case something you are after pops up. We keep a huge range of exotic animals in stock at any one time - often more than we can have on display at any one point so it is a good idea to check up on here before visiting our store(s) so that you can ask if you don't see something that we claim to have in stock.
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Bioactive Set Ups
If you've been to visit us in-store recently, you can't have failed to notice the new Bioactive display we have set up. Times are changing in reptile and amphibian husbandry and this has resulted in a shift towards a more naturalistic set up. With live plants, custodian insects and free flowing water, these enclosures can provide a much more natural environment for certain reptiles and amphibians.
We are currently working on a range of Bioactive Set Ups which will be available in store soon!
Set Ups and Kits
We have a huge range of various set ups and kits to suit all kinds of reptiles with optional upgrades and accessories! We have designed our set ups and kits to be as simple to use and maintain whilst not compromising on the equipment provided or the care they will offer your animals. Most kits come with a discount of up to 20% Off, compared to buying the components separately!
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Our Facebook page is very active and we often post photos of the most recent animals and some of the stand out stunning ones. It is also a good way to get in contact with us both during and outside of opening hours to ask us questions and get help.
Boarding Service
We personally know how difficult it can be to find someone willing (and capable!)to look after your menagerie while you're on holiday. We offer a boarding service for most reptiles and amphibians starting at £2 a day for snakes and £3 a day for lizards. We also offer a 50% discount on a second (and any subsequent) animal(s) that can share the same enclosure.
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Media and Displays
We welcome opportunities to provide animals and practical assistance for photography days, photo-shoots and other photography experiences and have found these to be highly successful in the past. Take a look at our recent collaboration with CaptiveLight Photography. Our experienced staff can help you choose the animals that will suit your requirements and can help to make sure that you don’t end up with animals that are a handful.
Who we are
We pride ourselves in the time and care we put into selecting the best animals for our shop and will always make sure our customers receive a quality and well cared for pet.
The animal's welfare is our prime concern, both when they are in our care and when they are in yours. Therefore we insist that every animal we sell goes to a suitable environment. We will also ensure that the animal's natural temperament, potential size and diet amongst other things are correct for you and your lifestyle. We encourage our customers to spend that extra bit of time when considering an animal to ensure it is the correct choice for them. Visit our "About Us" page for more information.
Random Animals
Recent Posts
Our Reptile product and care advice blog
Tiger-Leg Monkey Frog
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posted on 23 Feb 2017
by Andy
Phyllomedusa tomopterna
Tiger Leg Monkey frogs are found in pristine tropical rainforests where they tend to live on trees around temporary pools during the wet season. Where they can sometimes be heard calling from overhanging leaves after the rains.
Tortoise Tables Vs Enclosed Vivariums
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posted on 03 Mar 2015
by Andy
It is a debate that has been ongoing for many years – whether to keep a tortoise in a table-top style enclosure or a wooden vivarium? The fact of the matter is that both enclosures can be made to be suitable for housing most species of tortoise and if set up correctly, neither option is right or wrong. However, we far prefer the use of enclosed wooden vivaria for housing tortoises and we thought we would take the time to briefly explain why.
Anorexia in Reptiles - Causes, Prevention and Solutions
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posted on 29 Jan 2015
by Andy
Anorexia is an all too common and frustrating problem encountered in reptile husbandry. Anorexia is a symptom, not a disease. Anorexia can be triggered by a host of issues and it can be difficult to narrow down the problem, however 9 out of 10 times the cause is husbandry related and once identified, can be resolved easily.
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