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Had an amazing time catching up with old friends, making new and seeing some familiar faces at the Salina Kansas expo ho...
09/30/2024

Had an amazing time catching up with old friends, making new and seeing some familiar faces at the Salina Kansas expo hosted by Eerie exotics this weekend! If you are in the area or close by I hope to see you again next year. If you were unable to attend I highly recommend you do. Jake Butler brought some awesome animals and offered affordable encounters Tht are once in a lifetime for a lot of folks really fun to see and interact with uncommon species. My daughter absolutely loved it! Awesome group of people very friendly environment. Big shout out to our friends at Split-Tongue Exotics, Aquatic Oak's and a few others I don’t have here on Facebook. we are coming home with some wicked animals to add to our breeding season this year and in the years to come! The second annual show excited to see the growth in the coming years! See you next year everybody!

Got some auctions running and looking like they are gonna close well below market value if anyone wants to get a steal
07/31/2024

Got some auctions running and looking like they are gonna close well below market value if anyone wants to get a steal

Moos’ Exotics on MorphMarket is owned by Parker Lee Moos and located in Lawton, Iowa. We work with ball pythons, kings, corns and leopard geckos. The majority of our focus is on our ball python projects but we have some other really nice stuff in the works and are excited to share it with you. We ...

07/15/2024

Vacation time! We have cell service on and off this week. If you reach out we will get back to you as soon as possible.

07/14/2024
06/14/2024

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04/09/2024

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02/21/2024

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02/21/2024

**** those of you who keep outside of city limits or have photos of you interacting with these species share some noodle pics!!!!***********

Reviewing the current city ordinance definition of danger animals, it reads as follows:

“Dangerous animal means and includes any animal which is not naturally tamed or gentle; or which is of a wild nature or disposition; or which is capable of killing or inflicting serious injury upon human beings and having known tendencies, individually or as a species, to do so; or which, because of its size or other characteristics, would constitute a danger to human life or property if it is not kept or maintained in a safe manner or in secure quarters, including, but not limited to, the following animals, which shall be deemed as dangerous per se:

Bears, wolves, wolf hybrid dogs, foxes, coyotes, lions, tigers, panthers, lynx, bobcats, elephants, bison, poisonous or venomous snakes, poisonous or venomous spiders, poisonous or venomous reptiles, and other poisonous or venomous animals, alligators, crocodiles, anacondas, pythons, boa constrictors, and piranhas.”

We will be speaking specifically in regards to pythons and boas. To break it down they have 4 definitions or categories of what constitutes a dangerous animal. To address the first these animals are heavily domesticated, they are not wild and they are tame. As far as the second there are no statistics that claim pythons or boas have the ability to severely harm or kill a person, They are non aggressive species. As for the third, we are much too large to be considered a prey item, even the largest of pythons or boas are VERY unlikely to view a person that way. The largest species are already banned by state law and considered dangerous animals. We do not ask for the right to keep any species banned by state law. As far as the 4th point, refer to 1-3. They will not damage property, in fact worst case scenario the would help reduce the pest population for a short time until the weather turned. They are unable to survive our climates so there is no risk of becoming a problem animal/invasive. Anyone who has spent time around these animals know that they are sweet as can be and far less dangerous than a house cat or even man’s best friend. We understand it may be hard to wrap your minds around with the negative image given to these animals but the same way you enjoy your animals we enjoy ours. If you don’t like them, don’t get one!

Someone out here sure wants to cause us some issue. Got a call from animal control this morning that because of our Face...
02/20/2024

Someone out here sure wants to cause us some issue. Got a call from animal control this morning that because of our Facebook/instagram posts we got turned in for supposedly keeping snakes here again. So we invited them over to inspect and see that we have nothing prohibited by city ordinance in our home anymore. Relit a fire under us to go back to the city though and ask for some changes for everyone local here. We would love to get a bigger place in town and bring our animals home and would love your help to do that! Plan on attending a city council meeting again in the near future. In the meantime enjoy some beautiful babies!

Great response on our first one so on to the second!
02/20/2024

Great response on our first one so on to the second!

02/19/2024

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02/19/2024

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Trying something new. Got this guy up on a raffle right now if you’re interested reach out! Spider freeway 24 spots at 1...
02/13/2024

Trying something new. Got this guy up on a raffle right now if you’re interested reach out!
Spider freeway 24 spots at 15 each shipping included

01/20/2024

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