Here at The Ultimate Reptile Shop we strive to assist you in the overall satisfaction of your purchase. We encourage you to stop by our stores and look at our selection of reptiles, small mammals, amphibians, and everything else one might need to setup a proper environment for your pet. We strongly believe in the “Mom and Pop” philosophy of business, so please come out and talk to us before purchasing a pet anywhere else. If we don’t have it in stock, chances are we can get it.
You won’t find the wealth of knowledge and friendly service at a large corporate “pet store” that you will find here with us
Eric Haug – Owner said “My first day as an employee of Pets-A-Plenty took place when I was merely a fuzzy-faced teenager. Today, as sole owner, I have over 30+ years of experience working with and selling reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals. For the past 25 years, I have been breeding and studying many different species of reptiles. I have traveled throughout the United States and several other countries studying the natural environments and habitats of reptiles and amphibians to better serve our customers with regards to the health and maintenance of their pets. I would like to offer my personal thanks for those of you who have enabled us to serve you in past years, experiencing the wonders of reptiles. I would also like to give a warm welcome to you newcomers about to enter this fascinating world of Herps!”
Andy – The Manager says “I’ve been a customer of Pets-A-Plenty since I was knee high to a grasshopper, and I never imagined that I would one day be able to work here. I have been keeping, catching, photographing, and breeding various reptiles, amphibians, and assorted creepy crawlies since I was 8 years old. I have a BS in Wildlife and Fisheries Ecology and Management from Texas A&M University and have participated in studies of some of our native reptile and amphibian fauna ranging from spot-tailed earless lizards to salamanders to dunes sagebrush lizards. I love helping both new comers to the hobby and experienced Herpetoculturists with their journey into the fascinating world of Herps.”
