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Welcome to the Port Credit Pet Centre...
Animal Inventory Updated:
September 1st, 2010

We are a proud sponsor of the All Ontario Reptile and Aquatics Expos.
The next Reptile Expo is: September 18th - 19th, 2010


Mailing and Street Address
219 Lakeshore Rd. E.
Mississauga, ON
Phone: (905)274-8018
E-Mail:
portcreditpets@gmail.com

What's New in Stock at Port Credit Pets?

If you would like to be added to the Port Credit Pets Weekly E-mail Stock List and find out about weekly specials please e-mail us with your full name to portcreditpets@gmail.com and put "MAILING LIST" in the subject line!!!

Join the Port Credit Pets facebook group for photos, videos, and to find out about in-store specials!!!

Green Tree Pythons: $950.00
Albino Burmese Pythons: $225.00
Yellow Tailed Cribos: $450.00
Mexican Pinesnakes Babies: $195.00
Pink Tongue Skinks: $250.00
Australian Water Dragons: $175.00
Veiled Chameleons Babies: $79.00
Frilled Dragons Babies: $249.00
Neon Day Geckos: $110.00

Ball Python Arrivals...
Spider Ball Pythons 2010 Males 2 $275.00
Lesser Platinum Ball Pythons 2010 Male 1 $450.00
Orange Ghost Ball Pythons 2010 Males 2 $350.00
Pastel Ball Pythons 2010 Males 2 $175.00
Pastel Ball Pythons 2010 Females 2 $275.00
Woma Ball Pythons 2010 Females 2 $295.00
Woma Ball Pythons 2010 Males 1 $250.00
Piebald Ball Python 70% White 2010 Male 1 $1800.00
Super Pastel Ball Python 2010 Male 1 $650.00
Fire Ball Python 2010 Male 1 $325.00
Yellow Belly Ball Python 2010 Female 1 $250.00
Mojave Ball Pythons 2010 Males 3 $350.00
Mojave Ball Pythons 2010 Females 2 $400.00
Cinnamon Ball Pythons 2010 Males 1 $325.00
Cinnamon Ball Pythons 2010 Females 2 $395.00

We also have full setups in stock for every animal we carry. Please contact us for more details...




What Does Port Credit Pets Offer?

Port Credit Pets has Canada's largest selection of reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, supplies, caging, live or frozen feeders, and support located in the heart of Ontario.

With over 250 individual live reptile and amphibian tanks, we have something for everyone!

Representing select breeders from across North America, we offer everything from the most popular animals to the rarest chameleons, boas, pythons, and monitors. We are your #1 source for Canadian captive-bred reptiles.

Guaranteed lowest retail prices on feeders. Our feeder stock is second to none; Crickets, Mealworms, Superworms, Silkworms, Hornedworms, Fruitfly Cultures, Rodents (Frozen and Live). Our prices, availability, and selection can't be beat!

Our supplies include only the best brands from around the world including; ZooMed, Flukers, ExoTerra, Repashy, BugCo, Helix Systems, Pro Products, RepCal, Zilla and many others.

Shipping is available (weather permitting) at the buyers expense across Canada to your nearest airport via Air Canada cargo.


Additional Services:
Going on vacation? We also offer reptile boarding for up to 2 weeks at a time. Simply call ahead to arrange a drop-off time, and we will be more than happy to care for your beloved pet while you're away.

Species in the Spotlight: Bearded Dragon
Latin Name: Pogona vitticeps
Common Names: Inland Bearded Dragon
Geographic Range: Eastern and South Eastern Australia.
Average Size: Adults of this species usually grow to be about 2 feet in length, with the tail accounting for over half of the total body
length. Females are typically smaller than the males, have smaller heads, thinner legs and tails and wider bodies.
Habitat: This dragon is native to the semi-arid woodland, arid woodland, and rocky desert regions of Central Australia. They are skilled climbers, and often spend just as much time perching on tree limbs, fenceposts, and in bushes as they do on the ground. They spend the morning and early evening sunning themselves on an exposed branch or rock, and retreat to shady areas or underground burrows during the hottest parts of the afternoon.

Reproduction: Central bearded dragons reach full sexual maturity around 18 months of age. Males will become very aggressive towards each other and will assert their dominance by inflating their beards and through fast head bobbing. Breeding typically occurs in the early spring Females will lay a clutch of eleven to thirty oblong-shaped eggs in a shallow nest dug in the sand. After being laid the eggs are buried and are left unattended. The eggs will hatch approximately 60 to 80 days later depending on the incubation temperature. Bearded Dragon courtship involves the male "head bobbing" to display dominance. If the female displays submissive behavior the male will use its mouth to grab the back of the females head and the male will also wrap its front legs around the females upper torso to keep her from moving. Copulation and insemination doesn't take very long. The gestation period averages about a month and a half.

Interesting Fact: The “beard” can be extended in a defensive behavior to make the animal appear larger. This “beard” can also change colors to jet black when alarmed or during courtship. It is a very social animal and has a rich gestural language, such as bobbing heads at one another, gaping mouths, flattening bodies and tilting as they circle one another, swishing tail, and using their tongue to check out the environment. Some behaviors, for instance, raising one arm and holding it stationary or slowly waving it in circles, means that it is trying to tell the other dragon that it is a friend and means no harm. It is also a very curious animal and loves to explore new areas.
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August 2010 Specials at Port Credit Pets:
Giant Day Geckos CB Babies: $49.00
Colombian Boa Constrictors Babies: $95.00
Jungle Carpet Pythons 2010 Babies: $119.00
Green Mossy Frogs: $39.00
Veiled Chameleons CB Babies: $59.00
Panther Chameleons CB Babies: $189.00



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