Cleveland Reptile Show & Sale

Cleveland Reptile Show & Sale Cleveland Reptile Show is monthly event featuring over 21,000 Sq Feet of Reptiles , cages and feeders for your reptiles. Adult Admission $7 and kids 2-10 $1.
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Held indoors fully handicapped accessible and family friendly ! Held indoors at the Huge Medina fairgrounds community center 735 Lafayette Rd Medina Ohio. Over 100 vendor tables of
Live Reptiles and Supplies -No Native Ohio Species at this event. All Parking is Free! Come see the amazing variety of Snakes: pythons boas ratsnakes kingsnakes,cornsnakes, milksnakes .Lizards: geckos monitors tegus

chameleons, bearded dragons, Turtles, Tortoises, Tree frogs , Poison dart frogs ,Toads, Salamanders,Axolotls,Scorpions, Tarantulas - Often you will find Pocketpets hedgehogs, sugar gliders, hairless guinea pigs hairless rats dumbo rats , Plus food for reptiles:live and frozen rodents,crickets, superworms, dubia roaches& cages terrariums,heating, uvb lighting -Share our show & come see us its a great Family friendly monthly Adventure!

Today September 14 is Cleveland Reptile show 9-3
09/14/2025

Today September 14 is Cleveland Reptile show 9-3

These guys are adorable See them sunday sept 14th at All Cleveland Reptile Show 9-3 Hope you can join us!this is info ab...
09/12/2025

These guys are adorable
See them sunday sept 14th at All Cleveland Reptile Show 9-3

Hope you can join us!
this is info about our events
Cleveland Area Reptile Show
Over 21,000 square feet of vendor tables -Largest Show in Northern Ohio . We started in 2006 in Brookpark and during covid we relocated to the huge Community Center at the medina fairgrounds .
Held indoors at the Huge Medina fairgrounds community center 735 Lafayette Rd Medina Ohio 44256 9AM- 3PM
See Live thousands of live Reptiles Amphibians bioactive creatures & supplies
Adult Admission $7 and kids 2-10 $1. Admission can be paid by cash or credit/debit cards
All Parking is Free! Come see the amazing variety of Snakes: pythons boas ratsnakes kingsnakes,cornsnakes, milksnakes ,gartersnakes & more
Lizards: geckos monitors tegus chameleons, bearded dragons, Turtles, Tortoises, Tree frogs , Poison dart frogs ,toads
Salamanders,Axolotls, Scorpions, Tarantulas -
Bioactive insects & supplies , Plus everything needed for their care!
Share our show with your famiky & friends
Come out see to us it’s a great Family friendly monthly Adventure!
Fully handicap accessible and stroller friendly

🐸🌈 Pacman Frog – Round, Colorful, and Always Hungry! 🍽️✨ | All About Animals

Meet the Pacman frog—nature’s adorable, round little ambush predator! These plump amphibians come in an eye-popping array of colors, from bright green to fiery orange and red, making them living jewels of the rainforest floor. Their big mouths and stocky bodies are perfectly built for a sit-and-wait lifestyle.

Instead of hopping around, they stay hidden and motionless until prey wanders close, then strike with lightning speed. Despite their cute looks, they’re fierce hunters, swallowing anything they can fit in their mouths.

✨ Did you know? Pacman frogs get their name from the iconic video-game character because of their wide, circular mouths and voracious appetite!

Sept 14 is our next show #
09/01/2025

Sept 14 is our next show #

08/14/2025

Happy World Lizard Day!
Lizards come in wide range of sizes, some are larger than us and others can curl up and take a nap on our fingernail. They are found on all continents except for Antarctica. They have evolved to live in many habitats on earth, from lush rainforests to oppressive deserts. Some prefer to live a fossorial life, some take to the trees, some live among the rocks, some even take to the air, and one species prefers the sea. Some lizards prefer to be ignored and adopt cryptic patters to blend in, while others chose bright colors and special signals like a dewlap, yo stand out and get noticed, especially when it comes to attracting a mate. Some lizards are fast and some are slow, and some can even walk on water! Lizards reply an amazing range of offensive and defensive adaptation. Some have venom, some can move each eye independently (offering 360 degree vision), Some can fire out a sticky, projectile tongue over a great distance, while others shoot blood, and others have break away tails that can regrow! Some are smooth, some are rough, and others are covered in a wide range of defensive armor, from spikes to chainmail. Some climb walls and even appear to defy gravity, by walking upside down, while others can run across the shifting sands. Some lay eggs, some give birth to live young, and females can reproduce without the need of a male. We can certainly go on, but if this biodiversity hasn't impressed you yet, we don't know what will. But if you are like us, you certainly appreciate the vast diversity of lizard life.

What is your favorite species? Vote for your faves in the comments below.

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Great tarantulas
08/10/2025

Great tarantulas

The Mexican flameknee tarantula (Brachypelma auratum) is a popular pet tarantula. Females of this species may live for up to 30 years. Male Mexican flameknee tarantuals usually only live for about 10 years. The species is known for growing at a slow-to-medium rate. The species was thought to be the same as the Mexican redknee tarantula (B. smithii) until 1992. Taxonomy for this group of burrowing tarantulas has been, and continues to be the subject of considerable debate.

The species is considered near threatened, and while they have been bred and reared under human care, it is claimed that thousands of these tarantulas continue to be smuggled from their native range. If you are interested in keeping a Mexican flameknee tarantula as a pet, ensure that you support responsible tarantula keeping by seeking out captive bred animals.
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The photograph used in this post shows a Mexican flameknee tarantula (Brachypelma auratum) observed in the wild in Mexico. The photo was taken by Ángela Patricia Rojas Cortés, and shared under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) license. The image was cropped for use in this post.
View license information here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

Today Aug 10
08/10/2025

Today Aug 10

Some Cleveland Reptile Show & Sale highlights today aug 10 from 9-3
08/10/2025

Some Cleveland Reptile Show & Sale highlights today aug 10 from 9-3

Come see these comical death feigning 🪲beetles 🤣🤣🤣playing opossum
08/10/2025

Come see these comical death feigning 🪲beetles 🤣🤣🤣playing opossum

RIP

(Blue Death Feigning Beetles, Feigning Death)

Today aug 10 !9-3
08/10/2025

Today aug 10 !
9-3

Two tables at the Cleveland Reptile Show & Sale. Here until 3. Don't forget... show your wristband at the rescue for 10% off

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