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Pickle and Olive

Bonded Californian rabbit sisters. Pickle leads, Olive follows. They must be adopted together.

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Pumpkin Spice

Sulcata tortoise. Easy to care for day to day, but reaches 70-150 lb, lives 50-80+ years, and needs a secure outdoor pen.

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Turtley

Box turtle. Small, fast, and fond of hiding and digging. Can outlive his first keeper, so plan accordingly.

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Pond Turtles

A group listing - mostly red-eared sliders with some yellow-bellied sliders. Adopted out individually from the pond.

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Butters

Baby red-eared slider. All the charm now, but he grows to dinner-plate size and needs a 100+ gallon adult setup.

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Biggy

Ball python. One of the smaller ones, and usually out exploring his tank. Beginner friendly.

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Cornelius

Corn snake. Active and observant, and will follow your hand if you so much as offer him water. Beginner friendly.

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Wasanbon

Ball python, sugar bamboo. Usually hiding, but comes out to say hi or cool off in the water bowl. Beginner friendly.

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Pokeball

Ball python. Chill, fond of staying curled up, and very fond of mice. Beginner friendly.

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Pokemon

Ball python. Inquisitive, and much more active since moving into her new tank. Beginner friendly.

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Sirius

Albino corn snake. A little bite-crazy but no worse than a pinch, and pleasant otherwise. Experienced keeper only.

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Tezticalda

Ball python. A big, sweet noodle who likes food, hiding, and curling up after a meal. Beginner friendly.

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Notre Dame

Gargoyle gecko. A dedicated hider with a striking pattern, so it is a treat when he comes out. Beginner friendly.

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Mushroom

Bearded dragon with naturally puffy eyes. Sweet and silly, loves roaming and splashing. Beginner friendly.

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Adonis

Leopard gecko. Confident, strong personality, and loves to get wet. Beginner friendly.

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Getsu

Leopard gecko. Happiest hiding in his cave and napping. Beginner friendly.

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Liepard

Leopard gecko, light sensitive from conditions in his old home. Healing and adjusting. Experienced keeper only.

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Belle

Leopard gecko. A little shy, and warming to people the more we work with her. Beginner friendly.

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Brown Sugar

Leopard gecko. Very shy and fond of hiding, though her spots give her away. Beginner friendly.

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Winton

Bearded dragon with one eye. Less social than most and warming up slowly. Experienced keeper only.