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FAQS
Which costs should be factored in when budgeting for a new pet reptile?
Startup Costs
• Animal Purchase Price
• Enclosure (Stand with storage)
• Lighting (UVB kit, timer)
• Heating (Heat bulbs, fixtures, thermostat, thermometer/humidity gauge)
• Substrate
• Accessories (Hides, dishes, decor, plants)
• Vitamin/mineral powder
Monthly Recurring Costs
• Food (Feeder insects, vegetables/greens, powdered complete diet)
• Substrate
• Cleaning supplies
• Water de-chlorinator
Yearly Recurring Costs
• New Enrichment Items (New hides, plants, etc.)
• Replacement UVB Bulbs (If applicable
• Replacement Heat Bulbs (If applicable)
• Replacement vitamin/mineral powder
…And of course: vet bills!
How do I care for my new reptile?
The most important thing to do is let your new reptile settle into its new home. It has known one home most of its life, so it needs time to settle down after the move. Please put it in its new house with food and water, and LEAVE IT ALONE for a few days to a week or more (until it starts eating). Yes, this is hard, but it is essential for reducing stress and helping them start eating in their new home.
Do you do In-Store Pickup?
Yes, you can shop online and pick up your order in-store for free. It's fast, easy, and convenient.
Do you give away FREE crickets to loyal customers?
Sure do! Get your Cricket Card stamped with each (50 lot) cricket purchase. Once you've collected a dozen, trade your stamped card to redeem a free 50 lot of crickets!
Why might my pet have lost it’s appetite?
• They need to settle into their new home, and that takes time.
• Changes in their environment may cause stress.
• Improper enclosure parameters.
• Ovulating or gravid females and ready-to-breed males may slow or stop eating for long periods during the breeding season (Jan-Sept).
The least common reason may be another health issue for which veterinary care should be sought.