With this list comes juvenile Spiney Eels, a restock of various Hillstream Loaches, some new varieties of guppies, and more small fish. Next week’s list will be from Colombia and Congo.
The list of arrivals is below
COMMUNITY Kohaku Koi Swordtails Neon Green Kubotai Rasbora Harlequin Rasbora Blue/Green Axelordi Rasbora Sanke Koi Swordtails Orange Balloon Molly Red Dragon Guppy (Male) Red Dragon Guppy (Female) Galaxy Guppy (Male) Galaxy Guppy (Female) Assorted Male Guppy Assorted Female Guppy Black Ruby Barb Rosy Barb Siamese Algae Eater Banded Rummy Nose Brilliant Rummynose Black Phantom Tetra Cardinal Tetra Pseudomugil paskai “Red Neon Rainbow” White Cloud Mountain Minnow Golden White Cloud Mountain Minnow
The saltwater department brought in some gorgeous fish.
From the friendly Yellow Band Possum Wrasse, which kept swimming up to the camera lens, to the slow-moving Scooter Blenny, it was fun to capture all their photos. This bunch is definitely in my top favorites.
With the holiday season coming, we feel it’s a good time to make a post on:
“What do you need to own a Bearded Dragon? And what are some tips?”
1. You need a Desert 10.0 UVB light, which needs to be replaced every 1 – 1.5 years MINIMUM. You can get a coil UVB bulb and be fine, but the tube UVB bulbs are better as they put off a more consistent spectrum.
2. You need a basking light hot enough to reach between 95-105 degrees where your beardie sits, but if your beardie is not basking under the light, we find either the basking surface is getting too hot, or some beardies like specific heat conditions that are slightly cooler. Example 93 degrees. Don’t get a basking rock. Not only can they start a house fire, but they can also burn your reptile.
3. DO NOT GET SAND. Yes, Bearded Dragons live on sand in the wild, but the sand in Australia is not the same as what stores carry, as they live on almost a clay-like substrate. Pet store sand is fine-grained, not diggable, and has an increased risk of impaction. Get Reptisoil for them instead, as the dirt is easier to pass, encourages natural digging behaviors, and helps the humidity in the tank. Baby beardies shouldn’t get substrate, as they can and will eat it, which blocks their digestion, ultimately killing them.
4. Adults should be in a BARE MINIMUM of a 40-gallon Breeder, no less. Any less and they experience muscle deterioration. Babies can be housed in a 20-gallon tank so that the humidity and heat can be monitored closely, but they will need upgrades to bigger tanks as they grow.
5. Food, one of the most talked-about topics. Babies can eat 10-30 crickets a feeding, whereas adults can eat 20-30 in a feeding. We feed ours 3-4 times a week. It’s important to keep in mind they will not eat if they are not hungry, and adult bearded dragons are prone to obesity if you either let them be picky or don’t give them options. Dubia roaches are healthier than crickets. Crickets are healthy and can be fed daily. Hornworms are more of a treat, but they really help with hydration and protein. Waxworms are not to be fed regularly as they are SUPER fatty, but a nice treat. Super worms are a good filler, but always better than mealworms, and mealworms kind of suck for beardies. PLEASE always feed baby dragons in a **separate** container, as they cannot always chase the food in their cage, and will give up/slowly starve. We recommend visiting http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Nutrition.html for information on vegetables, greens, and vitamins. We personally recommend dusting crickets once a week with calcium and once a week with vitamins.
6. If your Bearded Dragon ever gets sick, the first thing any vet will ask is what the heat and humidity are at, so it’s important to get a gauge to read both of those if you have any issues.
7. Most Bearded Dragons like to sleep in hides, making it extremely important they not only have one hide for their cool half of the tank, but also the warm. A hide should be large enough to cover the whole dragon (Although some will still stick half their bodies out). This provides them with a place where they can feel safe at night.
If you are looking to get a bearded dragon this holiday season, this is the place. We have multiple surrendered adults looking for another home, and babies ready to go. Let’s get you started with the right resources.
We have males, females, and juveniles, all of which are from either local breeders or have been surrendered. In about a week, there will be even babies available. If you’re looking to add a nice, easy-going reptile to your family or collection, these are a good price and even better Personalities. The last picture is of a baby Gargoyle Gecko.
Not to mention we also restocked on some awesome new fish like Parly Jawfish, Orchid Dottyback, and Smiths Sharpnose Puffer. Swing on by, you know you want to.
SALTWATER FISH Mocha Storm Clownfish Wyoming White Clownfish Frostbite Clownfish Flurry Clownfish Wide Bar Black Gladiator Clownfish Premium Black Ice Clownfish Snowflake Clownfish Ocellaris Clownfish Black Ocellaris Clownfish Tangerine Percules Clownfish (wide bar) MochaVinci Clownfish Grade B Orchid Dottyback Indigo Dottyback Royal Gramma (Small) Gold Midas Blenny (Small) Rainfords Goby Parly Jawfish Smiths Sharpnose Puffer (Small) Foxface (Small) Blue Tang (Small) Sailfin Tang (Small) Sixline Wrasse
INVERTEBRATES Blue Leg Pistol Shrimp Skunk Cleaner Shrimp (Small) Skunk Cleaner Shrimp (Medium) Arrow Crab Blue Leg Hermit Crab (medium) Bali Orange Star (Medium)
With cute little faces like these it was hard to not give them all live Blackworm treats! Every single one we photographed was darting inside their tank excited for breakfast. I swear they were acting as if they were Pea Puffers.
Used tanks, Reptile habitats, stands, and quite a few BRAND NEW aquariums on sale. Below is the list with all the prices, sizes, and info you need as of 12/11/25. Shop affordably, locally, and family owned here at FLP.
Used Tanks: Used 120 Long LEAKS ~ $80 Used 55 Gallon Dark Brown Trim LEAKS ~ $20 Used 55 Gallon Dark Brown Trim ~ $20 Used 55 Gallon ~ $30 Used 55 Gallon ~ $40 Used 29 Gallon LEAKS ~ $10 Used 20 High REPAIRED ~ $20 Used 5.5 ~ $7.50
Pre-drilled Tanks: Used 20 High Predrilled @ top ~ $10 Used 20 High Predrilled @ top ~ $10
Used Tank Kits: Used 55 Gallon, Stand, and Light (all light brown) ~ $175
Reptile: Used 40 Breeder Front Opening With Lid ~ $100 Used 40 Breeder Front Opening With Lid ~ $100 Used 18x18x36 Mesh Terrarium ~ $50 Used 18x18x36 Mesh Terrarium ~ $50 Used 18x18x36 Mesh Terrarium ~ $50 Used 20 Long Terrarium With Lid ~ $40
Used Stands: 36×12 Scroll Stand ~ $50 48×18 Scroll Stand ~ $130
NEW TANKS ON SALE: Ming 20 High WITH Lid ~ $39.99 40 Breeder Tanks ~ $89.99 48x24x10 Low Boy Terrarium (50 Gallon) ~ $109.99 48x24x10 Low Boy With Lid (50 Gallon) ~ $119.99 55 Gallon Tanks ~ $99.99 60 Breeder Tank ~ $109.99 75 Gallon Tanks ~ $149.99 110 Gallon Tank ~ $349.99 UNS 5S 2.5 Gallon ~ $39.99 UNS 90B 12 Gallon ~ $119.99 UNS 90S 43.9 Gallon ~ $329.99
NEW TANK KITS: UNS 90U 74.5 Gallon With Black Stand, and Titan Light ~ $1399.99 74 Gallon Tower Column With Stand, Heater, Lid, and Light ~ $599.99
Make a Christmas miracle happen in your tank with our newest plant selection. The list of new plants is below
PLANTS Anacharis Najas Bacopa Purple Cabomba Cardamine Hornwort Lloydiella Lloydiella golden Ludwigia Cuba Ludwigia Dark Red Ludwigia Ovalis unleaded; Ludwigia Super Red Mini Dwarf Red Stem Pogo Narrowleaf Rotala Red Cryptocoryne Wendtii Brown Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green Cryptocoryne Wendtii Red Java Fern large Java Fern medium Water Sprite Indian Fern Water Sprite Laceleaf Red Root Floater Banana Plant Barclaya Bulbs Hygrophila Compacta
