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TURTLES & TORTOISES

Albino Red Ear Slider Turtle Hatchlings   $50

• The Albino Red-Eared Slider turtle is extremely rare and a true beauty! The odds of a Red-Eared Slider being albino is 1 in 10,000! The infamous Red-Eared Slider is one of the most the most popular pet turtles here in America and one of the most popular on Earth! These Red-Eared Sliders will thrive in a tank collection or and outdoor pond setup!

• Species: Trachemys scripta elegans

• Origin: Captive Bred in the US

• Size: Adults reach up to 6-11 inches

• Natural Range: Southern United States and Northern Mexico 

• Food: Pellets, crickets, krill, and greens

• Lifespan: Up to 25 years in captivity with proper care

 

Heiroglyphic River Cooter Turtle Baby (Pseudemys concinna)   $15

• These River Cooter Babies have monstrous appetites (herbivores). They are notorious for their olive-green/camouflaged like shell patterns and are great for all skill levels! They prefer low flowing rivers and long standing ponds. 

• Species: Pseudemys concinna

• Origin: Captive Bred

• Size: Approximately 1 to 1.5 inches. Adults reaching up to 7-8 inches.

• Natural Range: SE Unites States/Mexico.

• Food: Turtle pellets 

• Lifespan: Up to 30+ years in captivity with proper care   

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African Spurred Tortoise Babies (Centrochelys sulcata)  $75​​

• These gentle giants make amazing pets for beginner collectors! They are the most popular tortoises in the pet reptile world. They are also known as the Sulcata Tortoise. These reptiles are very rugged and are experienced in thriving within very rough desert conditions. These African Spurred Tortoises can start off within an indoor terrarium but once they start to grow you will need to move them into an outdoor enclosure that gives them ample room to graze and traverse due to their size! With their yellowish skin and tan to brown shells, the Sulcata Tortoise can easily blend with its native desert environment. Sulcatas are famous for forming strong relationships with their keepers and are one of the most captivating tortoises in captivity.

• Species: Centrochelys sulcata

• Origin: Captive Born

• Size: Adults reaching up to 70-100 pounds

• Natural Range: Sahara Dessert, Africa

• Food: Fresh vegetables 

• Lifespan: Up to 80-100 years in captivity with proper care

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LIZARDS
Bearded dragon  (Pogona vitticeps) 

Hypo/Pastel Female Adult $120

Male Adult $100

Juvenile Red Unsexed $100

Small Juvenile Regular unsexed $50

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• Bearded dragons are denoted by their broad triangular head and flattened bodies. The bearded dragon's throat turns black and puffs out for a number of reasons, most often in response to stress or if the animal feels threatened. These reptiles are desert dwelling and are extremely solitary in nature.  Bearded dragons go through a unique type of hibernation called brumation. Brumation is similar to hibernation where reptiles go months without eating any food and solely drink water on occasion. 

• Species: Pogona vitticeps

• Origin: Captive Born

• Size: Adults reaching up to 9-13 inches

• Natural Range: Australia 

• Food: Live insects 

• Lifespan: Up to years in captivity with proper care

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Leopard gecko

approx 6 inches $50

nice color with tail

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Crested gecko male

approx 8 inches $60

nice color with tail

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SALE

Kenyan sand boa

approx 12 inches 

nice color/ orange pattern

$50

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Adult Corn Snake

$40

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Young Bearded Dragons

Red Bearded Dragons

& More

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