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Seth’s Exotics

We’re licensed exotic pets breeder from holiday fl
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12/03/2024

We have two very pregnant Red Handed Tamarin Mamas, so we hope to be announcing babies soon....

11/18/2024

The danger of primate bans is real and we need access to public perception to offset the sort of stuff that they are fed which is a mix of misinformation and documentaries like "chimp crazy".

We can share all we like on the primate groups but that doesn't get any traction with Joe public who don't get to see it because of the Facebook algorithm.

Creating the 'Captive Primate Community News' Twitter account, and putting on there just a few well-made videos in the form of small commercials showing the reality of primary ownership, can give us access to a much bigger audience....

If we're going to be lobbying to fight these bans we need to get the lobbyists something they can link to and something we can feed the press to start changing public perception.

Just liking things and sharing them on our groups isn't going to cut it, we need to be sharing the links to these short videos/commercials in non primate groups, and on local sites, and to local media.

I can get them made and I propose making a pilot, but I'm going to need support from people who are going to help me find clips, research facts and data, find resources for local news contacts etc.

We don't need a lot of people and we don't need a lot of time, but if there isn't a significant interest then it's a pretty pointless exercise, so I'm casting my bread to the waters one more time to see who's out there and what level of interest.

09/10/2024

On the way to Fig’s emergency vet visit I got a call from the local PetSmart. This baby was dropped off there. When I got to the vet I started looking closely and realized what o was told were “bubbles” (think ant bites) weren’t any such thing. This baby has been attacked by a cat and has multiple injuries. The vet walked in while I was looking at him and offered to look. He didn’t like what he was seeing and did an X-ray. The femur is broken. Chances of survival are slim, but we have a plan in place and are going to try. Love and light appreciated💔🐿️

08/19/2024

My last little mouth to feed before my bedtime. This has been my kind of weekend. 💞🦨🦡🐕🐶🐈

08/03/2024

When messaging me make sure you’re ready to get a pet do not disturb me if you’re not ready or don’t have the money.

07/24/2024

Capuchin monkeys are fascinating creatures with a variety of amazing facts. Here are some interesting facts about capuchin monkeys:

1. **Highly Intelligent**: Capuchin monkeys are known for their high intelligence and problem-solving abilities. They can use tools, solve puzzles, and even understand some aspects of human communication.

2. **Skilled Thieves**: These monkeys are skilled at stealing food and items from humans and other animals. They are known to be cunning and quick when it comes to stealing.

3. **Social Creatures**: Capuchin monkeys are social animals that live in groups called troops. They have complex social structures and engage in grooming, playing, and communicating with each other.

4. **Varied Diet**: These monkeys have a varied diet that includes fruits, nuts, insects, and small animals. They are opportunistic feeders and can adapt to different food sources.

5. **Excellent Climbers**: Capuchin monkeys are excellent climbers and spend a lot of their time in trees. They have strong limbs and a prehensile tail that helps them navigate through the forest canopy.

6. **Distinctive Appearance**: Capuchin monkeys have a distinctive appearance with a cap-like crown of fur on their heads, which gives them their name. They also have long tails that they use for balance.

7. **Communication Skills**: These monkeys communicate through vocalizations, facial expressions, and body language. They have a range of calls to convey different messages within their group.

8. **Tool Users**: Capuchin monkeys are one of the few non-human animals known to use tools. They use sticks, rocks, and other objects to help them forage for food or extract seeds from tough shells.

9. **Long Lifespan**: In the wild, capuchin monkeys can live up to 30 years, while in captivity, they have been known to live even longer. They have a relatively long lifespan compared to other primates.

10. **Clever Problem Solvers**: Capuchin monkeys exhibit problem-solving skills and can even learn to use vending machines for food rewards. Their cognitive abilities have been studied in various research experiments.

These are just a few of the amazing facts about capuchin monkeys that make them such interesting and unique animals in the animal kingdom.

07/01/2024

This gorgeous guy just turned one! He is from Hoosier and Aurora.

07/01/2024

Just a heads up the scammers are patrolling hard! I remove them as soon as I see them but they seem to be commenting when I am sleeping so sometimes it’s morning before I can delete them.

If you do not get a direct response from our page, do not respond. You are also always welcome to call us, FaceTime us and visit us.

07/01/2024

I am sorry for the past month it’s been a crazy ride but I think I am ready to share our story…..
Babies did arrive end of May as expected but unfortunately we had some complications during birth with momma and it’s been an absolute nightmare.

Momma spiked a high fever for unknown reasons and we immediately took her to the vet to finish with a c section and she passed on the table.

I did the best I could on bottle feeding but babies really need mommas milk to be healthy and thrive especially colostrum and even though we were able to buy a colostrum substitute it just wasn’t enough,

It has been a heartbreaking month, but we are making it.

On a good note we are expecting a litter the middle of July. I know we have so many people wanting a baby right now so please be patient with us getting back to you.

07/01/2024

Just one left of this new batch of incubators I built. Ultra quiet, built-in day and night lighting, digital temperature and humidity readings, temperature and power fail alarms, runs off 12 volts so you don't need an inverter in the car. High / Low power switch for warm or cool environments and power saving. ( 35 watts / 25 watts ) Ultra safe - animals cannot reach any moving parts and no 110 volts inside the unit. Highly stable computer controlled and ultra reliable solid state switching.

06/22/2024

We just had our unannounced visit from the USDA for our license renewal and are pleased to announce we passed with flying colors....

Licensing is a vital part of ensuring animal health and fighting illegal breeders and scammers so please do support the USDA.

https://www.aphis.usda.gov

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