In_House_Reptiles

25/10/2022

Come and support me this weekend meet and greet and also have all types of reptiles for sale

23/08/2022

So I had to miss the breeders expo due to a family emergency. Fortunately Sunday, my daughter and I got to meet and amazing 7 year old girl named Alyssa who loves reptiles and got a private experience from In House!

02/05/2022

02/05/2022

Dm me for your next events

20/04/2022

Holden 4 birthday party I think the adults had more fun then the kids book us now for your event next

09/04/2022

Education is our number one priority not to scare you just like these guys get your reptile badge

09/03/2022

A Big Part of In house Reptiles mission is to educate.
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We aim to inform owners of reptile types and their natural habitats!
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To show even prospective owners that they're more exotic or even cooler than they may think.
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Comment your favorite reptile!🦎
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04/03/2022

A Big Part of mission is to educate.
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We aim to inform owners on Reptile safety.
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While teaching prospective owners that Reptiles are not as scary as they may think.
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Comment a 🐍 if you want more reptilian facts!
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28/02/2022

Our Services!
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We strive to bring you the best experience with all of our touchpoints!
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DM us today!
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26/02/2022

Reptile Facts!
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23/02/2022

Beauty is her name and she love to be held and loved

21/02/2022

Having Fun with Reptiles
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18/02/2022

This is our baby BeBe! A Veiled Chameleon!
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These tree-dwelling reptiles are masters of disguise!
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They are able to quickly change patterns and colors from black and white to red, green, yellow, orange or blue!
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She's sitting on top of their favorite persons head.
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The owner of In House Reptiles!!
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14/02/2022

More Fun Pictures from our Event!
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13/02/2022

Took a trip to the mall yesterday met some wonderful people some people even got over their fear with just a little education

11/02/2022

It's Feeding Time! Swipe Right to see his happy face! 😁
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Our male savannah monitor is such a nice guy, He's friendly around children and can really amplify any event he goes to.
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We are so lucky to have him! If you are interested in becoming a reptile owner yourself or just need a friend for a photo shoot.
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Contact us today!
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07/02/2022

Our Reptiles have been catching the eye of many reptile lovers!
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We are always ecstatic about sending our beautiful reptilian friends to new homes! 😁
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Although it can be bittersweet at times, We know these owners are gonna take great care of our friends! 🤧
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If you're feeling ready to be a reptile owner contact us today!
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04/02/2022

To my parents out there.
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You can have a reptilian friend as well.
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We help educate children on reptile safety but we also give you as a parent,
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A great excuse to get yourself a Reptile!
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In House Reptiles. 🐍
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31/01/2022

At the Beginning of the party this boy was very scared of Honey Dip and her friends.
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Near the end of the party we were able to get a picture of him and Honey Dip hanging out by the pool!
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28/01/2022

A lot of Children tend to be scared of Reptiles at first.
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But these Kids from this event faced their fears and had a great experience with our reptilian friends!
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24/01/2022

🐍 We Do it for the Kids!
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21/01/2022

Some Fun Facts about Savannah Monitors!
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Check our previous post to see the picture of ours 📸
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17/01/2022

Everyone say Hi to our Savannah Monitor!
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He loves posing for the camera.
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Savannah Monitors can grow pretty fast!
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Hatchlings start only a few inches long.
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but grow rapidly and can reach maturity in as little as 2 years, though 3 to 4 years is more common.
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15/01/2022

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14/01/2022

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10/01/2022

Isn't she just beautiful.
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This is a young python.
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She's making a nice Heart for you to say hello
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Drop a heart emoji in the comments below to say Hi back! 🐍
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07/01/2022

Touching on our previous post this week. Let's talk Chameleons!
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Chameleons are known to change color when excited or stimulated!
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Veiled chameleons like our good friend Igor here. Will turn dark green, yellow, or brown when they become excited to hunt!
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And they can seriously hunt!
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Check out our stories for some live action of our reptiles feeding.
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