Living Reef Reptiles

Small bromeliads £4.99 😉

Our bromeliads are colouring up nicely in the greenhouse ,will be for sale very soon 🙂

Current livestock in store now:
Frogs : Low snowflake whites tree frogs European tree frogs ... Red eye tree frog Pena Blanca dart frog Cobalt dyeing dart frog Grey leg dart frog Bumblebee dart frog Green and black dart frog Blue azures dart frog Phantasmal dart frog Golfodulean dart frog Tri colour green horned frog
Lizards : Baby Rankins Dragons Nosy faly panther chameleon (male) panther chameleon (female) Gold dust day gecko Male crested gecko Dalmatian flame crested gecko Standard Leopard gecko
Tortoises : Horsfield tortoise Leopard tortoise Red foot tortoise
Invertebrates :
Bumblebee millipede Rainbow millipede Albino giant African land snail Asian blue forest scorpion Curly hair tarantula spiderling White knee tarantula
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Red foot tortoises These tortoises come from South American and average out at 12 inches long. They should have a diet of fruit and veggies. They also like to have some protein in their diet so can be given mealworms or wax worms occasionally.

Baby rankins dragons in store

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We have some stunning Vivarium plants in store 👍🏻

Some pictures of some of our new reptiles in stock. Water dragons, chameleons, and some new inverts.

Got to love a Dalmatian Crested Gecko 💓

Mexican fire leg tarantula (juvenile) Maximum adult size is between 5 and 6 inches.

Salmon pink tarantula (spiderling) A large, fast growing and easy to care for species. Can make a good display animal as they do not normally burrow.

Mexican red rump tarantula (spiderling) Has a maximum size of 6 inches and developes a red abdomen as it matures.

Mexican tiger rump tarantula (juvenile) A beautiful spider with a maximum size of around 4 inches.

Flower mantis This young mantis will get to about 1.5 to 2 inches when fully grown.

European eyed lizard enjoying some Arcadia fruity insect gold gel. Full of insects, fruits, honey, bee pollen and calcium it makes a tasty addition to a reptiles diet. John Courteney Smith

Sheldon the Horsefield Tortoise is back with us on Holiday, so he is getting a few of these amazing Sun rays we have today in Dartford. Get your reptiles outside for some ☀️ you can’t get better for your Reptile than from Mother Nature!