Pandora's Exotic Reptiles

11/04/2024

This little lady just laid her second clutch. Two years ago she gave us her first clutch and she laid 7 eggs with only 4 being viable. We will pull them later today and see what she gave us this year.

17/01/2024

16/01/2024

On behalf of the Barczyk family and our entire team at The Reptarium, it is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved Brian Barczyk.

More than the guiding light of our organization, Brian's fervent passion for reptiles and wildlife, along with his steadfast dedication to education, has touched innumerable hearts and minds globally.

Our deepest sympathies are with Brian's family, his friends, and all those whose lives he has touched. We've lost an exceptional individual – a visionary, mentor, and friend. For those of us who had the privilege of working alongside him, Brian's absence leaves an immeasurable void.
As we navigate this difficult time, we find comfort in the memories and the lasting light of Brian's work. He will be deeply missed but indeed, never forgotten.

The Barczyk family invites you to join us for a Public Memorial Walk-through to honor Brian’s memory. The event will be held on Wednesday, January 17, 2024, at Heritage Church, located at 44625 Schoenherr Rd. Sterling Heights, MI 48313 from 1-3pm.

In lieu of flowers, the family encourages you to show your support by visiting https://thereptarium.com/pages/brianbarczyk . Your engagement and involvement are greatly valued during this time.

Also, at LegaSea's opening, visitors will find Brian's handprints. Guests place their hands in his, continuing his legacy in a simple, yet powerful gesture. Please continue to follow this page for updates.

Brian, we will see you in the next one. Everyone else, see you at LegaSea.

- The Reptarium Team.

Contact Information for Inquiries and Tributes:

For media inquiries, please contact our Marketing Director at [email protected]

and

For more information on how you can become a LegaSea sponsor, please email our Director of Community Relations at [email protected] for other questions, please email [email protected]

07/12/2023

I currently have the following available that are looking for new a 🏠. I am open to reasonable offers.

Ball Pythons

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2021 0.1 GHI Mojave Pinstripe 66% het OG
2022 0.1 GHI Champagne Pinstripe 50% het OG
2018 0.1 GHI 100% het OG Proven Breeder
2023 2.0 Normal 100% het Pied Clown
2023 2.0 Pastel 100% het Pied Clown

Sand Boa

2022 0.1 Albino Striped 100% het Anery

05/12/2023

Pretty girl I picked up this weekend.
0.1 Phantom Tiger

19/11/2023

A couple pick ups from our last show in Jackson, Tn.

25/10/2023

Happy !
Hognose snakes of the genus Heterodon are endemic to North America, ranging from southern Canada, through much of the United States, to central Mexico. These little snakes are typically under two feet in length, though stoutly built for that size, and with an upturned ‘nose’ from which its common name is derived. The defensive behaviors hognose snakes display can include loud hissing, a flattening of the head and neck, or a comically dramatic feigned death.

For people unfamiliar with snakes, the spotted patterns and stout build of hognose snakes can outwardly resemble rattlesnakes, and the flattened head and neck behavior hognose snakes can display has convinced many people they have seen a hooding cobra! North America lacks any endemic cobra species, so this makes identification much easier.

These snakes are considered rear-fanged, having enlarged rear maxillary teeth, and a slightly toxic saliva which is useful in subduing toads, one of their preferred food sources in the wild. Western hognose snakes (H. nasicus) are very popular pets, and thrive under human care feeding on rodent prey. Eastern hognose snakes (H. platirhinos) are known to depend upon amphibian prey in a more determined way, making their care much more demanding.
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The photograph used in this post shows a western hognose snake (Heterodon nasicus) observed wild in Iowa. The photograph was taken by Dean Hester and shared under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license. The image was not altered for use in this post.
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04/09/2023

Hubby was on the news today in Paducah. I avoided the camera 😝😎

PADUCAH, Kent. (KBSI) - “He is 13 feet long, 16 years old and weighs around 70 pounds.” And Thornton said his Burmese Python Alf, who was with him at

21/08/2023

JACKSON, Tenn.—A special expo draws animal lovers to the Jackson Fairgrounds. The Jackson Fairgrounds recently played host to the Exotic Pet Expo that brought in a lar...

15/08/2023

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01/07/2023

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19/06/2023

Remaining Ball Pythons looking to ✈️. Deal discounts on multiples. Message for me information.

Open to reasonable offers. I offer 30 day plans.

Open to trades for western hognose, bullsnakes, black pines, and yellow tail cribos.

Adult Virgin

0.1 Super Mojave
0.1 Normal 100% het Pied
0.1 Black Pewter

2021

0.1 GHI Mojave Pinstripe

2022

0.1 Super Mojave GHI Champagne 50% het Hypo
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19/06/2023

18/06/2023

After 12 hrs road trip with several stops, I’ve finally got this gorgeous girl home and set up.

15/06/2023

Picking up a new girl this weekend for next years project. I’m excited to be getting her. I’ll post pictures once I get her home.