Hoffmann's Reptile Shop

Yes

they are pretty pricey but it is supporting small business and keeping money in the community by not going to tycoon petco. I know the albino Burmese are like 450... the baby ball python should be 150$ or so.

You can talk with Hoffman's. They may tell you that Newt's an salamanders are more to be left in wild. I know for a fact they have fire belly toads.

Not sure but u can give them a call

Im sure that if dan dose not have one he can find you one just call and ask for dan he owns the shop

Yes

Depends what they have in store, give them a call or stop in!

Depends on what kind. Plan on spending a couple hundred with set up

They do sell leopard geckos. Not sure if they keep track of age

Yes

I would say, call the shop and ask... They open at 12 pm

They did last week

Yes

Yes, roughly $130... depending.

Yes. Very reasonable for the amount you get. It lasted me for a long time.

I saw bearded dragons there last week. I don't recall how much they were selling for.

Ok

yes

Yes they do

no.but they might be able to order some.

Yes

I am 85% sure I recall seeing them before. You can always call the store and ask what they have currently and ask when they'll get what you want and I believe you can also request for a specific herp as well. But I would just call.

In California, anything in the genus Ambystoma is illegal to possess, import, and export. No other genus as far as I know, is banned. I have seen sirens for sale at reputable pet shops who know the laws so I am sure mud puppies are legal. There are many cool species you can keep in California, just not axolotls. This ban was put into place to prevent larval tiger salamanders coming into the state to be used as bait. Fishermen used to release them into the wild where they posed a threat to the native California Tiger Salamander, Ambystoma californiese. As for species similar to axolotls, there are legal salamanders that have larval stages that are kind of look like axolotls. If you are looking for a beginner species you could try Fire-belly newts (Hypselotriton orientalis) or Spanish ribbed newts (Pleurodeles waltl).  A search online can help you find the exact laws, if you are still unsure.

None of those there but plenty others to choose from

I dont even know what it is, probably best to call them or go in and ask

Sometimes it's best to call before you go to make sure they have any in stock they open at noon most days. Ask for Mikey he's their spider expert.

Call first, not only do they have premade, but also make their own

They do animal sitting. I believe it varies. Can call an ask them on monday

No you can feed it a rat

I dont think they do you could try i always go there and ive always seen brand new tanks no used but u could give a try they might

I've seen them there before, cool place, nice people.

I'm not sure. You'd have to call or just visit the shop. They're all really sweet they're so nice family environment!

I believe 250

Best to call them

Hoffmann's stock fluctuates a lot and you generally need to call to see what in.

I didn't see any when I was there last, maybe they can order you some.

I do believe they have some young ones. Their inventory changes. But more than likely, yes.

I'm not sure you might want to call first hope this help out

Once a week is usually best