Gettysburg Reptile Expo This weekend!!! Saturday the 28th from 9 am to 4 pm.
Species: Bearded Dragon
Adoption Donation: $100.00
Description: Tan
Age: ~ 5 years old
Gender: Male
Info: Toothless is dragon who knows his own mind. According to his foster, "He sometimes likes to be held and sometimes doesn't, and of course I respect his preferences in that regard!" He's fairly active but spends a decent amount of time basking. He is a lover of greens and has eaten all of the following: kale, arugula. spicy microgreen mix, bell pepper, snow peas, green beans, carrot. yellow squash, radish, an occasional small piece of apple as a treat (all with a sprinkle of calcium). He has been eating bugs on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, which usually consists of 4-5 big dubias, which of course he loves!
Requirements:
Proper sized cage (minimum 4'x2'x2') with hides, basking spot, food dish, and shallow water dish.
Proper substrate (paper towels, non-adhesive shelf liner, slate tiles, or bioactive substrate).
Proper heat and UVB (linear T5HO with 10.0 bulb)
Proper diet: 80% greens and veggies (chopped into small bite sized pieces) and 20% insects (Dubia Roaches, Superworms, Crickets, Hornworms, Silkworms).
Resource for Bearded Dragon Care:
Species: Boa Constrictor
Adoption Donation: $200.00
Description: Brown & Tan
Age: Unknown
Gender: Male
Info: Meet Krackle, the abandoned boa with layers of dry, stuck shed that made him sound like rice krispy cereal with every movement - hence the name Krackle. He was transferred to us from Prince William County, VA, on August 30th. He arrived in such rough shape that we went straight to the vet that night. Krackle had layers of stuck shed, a swollen mouth that wouldn't close, a clogged nose with damaged scales, was dehydrated and underweight, and had a respiratory infection.
We were happy dancing after Krackle’s latest vet visit! His x‑rays looked great, showing that the respiratory infection has cleared. While he does have some permanent mouth scarring, he’s otherwise doing really well. With good care, we can keep future issues at bay. Krackle is now living it up in an upgraded enclosure, working on his socialization skills, and has a foster to adopt lined up for the New Year!. ✨
Requirements: Proper sized cage (minimum 4x2x2 gallon breeder), proper substrate, proper hides and basking spot, proper heat, proper UVB, and proper diet. Not to be used as a breeder.
Resource for Boa Constrictor Care: