Norths Reptile and Exotics

05/29/2023

Well we could go off and tell you every reason why we think you should use ship your reptiles but we want to hear from all of you ! Why do you use ship your reptiles ?? Is it the customer service, is it the personal connection your able to build with us (or one of the team members) is it Suzy !! , is it the amount of experience we have when it comes to shipping reptiles , there can be so many reasons but we want to know from you !!!

05/24/2023

Oh Georgie ! 😜😜😜🤣🤣

05/12/2023

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04/17/2023

Connecting breeders and keepers in the largest reptile marketplace in the world.

04/14/2023

Ranitomeya flavovittata "Gold Legged"

Message if interested.

04/14/2023

04/14/2023

Feeling froggy!!!!

04/14/2023

Hi! My name is Caitlyn Coffee and I'm here to fundraise for Chris Coffee and Bill McAdam regarding… Caitlyn Coffee needs your support for FWC Snake Slaughter

04/14/2023

04/14/2023

Big Boy and his gf, Clementine have been holed up a couple days.. figured I'd check in.
Looks like I might have woke them up 🤣

Big Boy is actually our first full surrendered leopard gecko. He was very well cared for and handled. His situation is sometimes tougher because it isn't due to neglect, but a very heartfelt decision to get a family pet to someone who will love them better than you're capable at the time.
It turns out he technically falls into the "giant" category. Which I thought was super cool!
I was supposed to be finding him somewhere to go forever and instead.. it was here 🤣
The kids adore him and he gets all the love!
It started out with me just simply falling in love with him, but he is also extremely docile and is fantastic with children and comes with us often when we educate.
Now we're here.. our first year has begun breeding leopard geckos. **yayyyy**

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04/14/2023

After a series of devastating events befalling Tampa Bay, the once great estuary is struggling. And likely will continue to.

04/14/2023

Our beautiful boy

04/13/2023

"The action has brought criticism from a reptile advocacy group, the United States Association of Reptile Keepers, which called the action "heinous."

"After Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers euthanized 35 snakes last week, a disturbing video of their action has led to criticism of government officials from a reptile advocacy group and the snakes' owners.

FWC officers are authorized to euthanize wild reticulated and Burmese pythons, a species that was prohibited in Florida in 2021 because of its invasive nature. But when they conducted an April 6 raid on a reptile facility in Sunrise, Florida, they mistakenly killed a pregnant boa constrictor that was worth $100,000, along with 34 captive pythons. The mistake, as well as the method of killing the reptiles, has brought criticism from a reptile advocacy group, the United States Association of Reptile Keepers (USARK).
USARK's Florida branch has been involved in a lawsuit with the FWC for the past year and a half, challenging the commission's authority to euthanize captive animals. The recent snake deaths have put the FWC back in the spotlight, with USARK Florida Media Director Daniel Parker calling the action "heinous."

"It's horrifically sad," Parker told Newsweek. "The Florida state constitution gives FWC authority over wild animal life, and we don't believe they should have any power to do this to somebody's pet animals."

An FWC spokesperson told Newsweek that Bill McAdam, the Sunrise facility's owner, relinquished the snakes to that FWC and requested the FWC officers euthanize the pythons. But Parker said that can't be true because McAdam wasn't on the scene."

See full article here:
https://www.newsweek.com/heinous-killing-snakes-puts-spotlight-florida-wildlife-officers-1794017

04/12/2023

We know that pets are more than just animals; they're family. But what kind of pet are you raising? Are you a fish person, a reptile person, or maybe a frog person?

We'd love to hear all about your scaly (or not-so-scaly) friends and how they bring joy to your life. Do they have any funny quirks or habits that make them unique?

Let's celebrate our pets today and every day by sharing their stories and spreading love. Don't forget to give your pet an extra service and treat today; they deserve it!

04/12/2023

Nigerian Yellow Uromastyx (Female)

04/12/2023

Great Service and Communication. Lee and his crew did an amazing job!! I will use L.A. Masonry for all of my concrete and Masonry needs.