FAQ

Absolutely!

Reptiles are unique pets that can be housed indoors in terrariums.

They are relatively inexpensive and easy to care for.

Plus, they are non-allergenic and can serve as excellent educational aids.

Most reptiles are safe and harmless when handled properly.

With good hygiene and care, they pose no threat to their keepers.

However, always consider the size of the animal and the age of the keeper.

Generally, most reptiles are legal to own as pets.

However, some municipalities have specific regulations regarding exotic animals.

It’s essential to check local laws before making a purchase.

You can find reptiles and their associated products in most pet shops and online.

At Exotic Animals For Sale Online, we offer select reptiles and will soon provide diets and housing options.

Once you select your pet reptile and complete the checkout process, we ship it securely via FedEx Overnight directly to your doorstep or the nearest FedEx location of your choice.

Setting up your pet reptile requires creating an environment that reflects its natural habitat.

Check our FAQ section for specific setup requirements tailored to your reptile species.

Feeding needs vary by species.

Each pet reptile will have a detailed diet description on its product page.

Most issues arise from improper setup or maintenance.

We provide guidance on proper care, and if problems persist, we recommend consulting a reptile vet.

Feeding issues often stem from inadequate heat, humidity, or diet.

Once you optimize these conditions, the problem should resolve itself.

Shedding problems usually occur due to insufficient heat or humidity levels.

Adjusting these factors typically resolves shedding difficulties.

If your reptile becomes gravid (pregnant), there are specific steps you should take for proper gestation and incubation.

Please refer to our FAQ for reproductive tips.

Some reptiles may be more challenging to handle than others.

With proper care and maintenance, most can be calm and manageable.

We offer tools like snake hooks and feeding tongs to assist with handling.

Reptiles can live for many years, so if you need to rehome your pet, numerous small organizations can help with housing and placement.

A quick online search will provide options in your area.

Yes! We provide veterinary care focused on the specific needs of your reptiles and birds.

We also offer advice on food, bedding, toys, and heating solutions for optimal health.

We offer emergency services for exotic pets showing symptoms of illness.

Common signs include lethargy, lack of appetite, or skin sores.

Treatment options have advanced significantly for exotic pets today.

If your bird shows signs like a runny nose or ruffled feathers, bring them into our veterinary hospital for an examination.

Watch for respiratory distress, bald patches or feather loss, diarrhea, or runny eyes/nose.