Reptile City

(803) 201-0528

4414 Augusta Rd Lexington, SC 29073

Open Today: Closed

Reptile City Info

4414 Augusta Rd Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 201-0528
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(803) 201-0528
(803) 201-0528

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Like walking back in time. The decor is set up for some time in the '50s and '60s. It's old time music playing and an old fashioned soda bar. Food was very good and prices were fair.

I went in to buy some frozen pinkies and all of them were frozen together in the same bag and two of them were so rotten, you couldn’t even tell they were mice. The problem was addressed, and I was given a full refund. But they were seen by two employees before they were sold to me. It seems like they were purposely sold knowing that were rotten, frozen together and essentially unusable. They have 5 hamsters in the same cage and hamsters are very much solitary animals who cannot be kept together or they will fight/kill eachother. Like 5 ball pythons in the same enclosure one of them looking to have neurological issues as it kept flipping its head upside down. On a separate occurrence I was recommended a tall narrow enclosure for a ball python when they are terrestrial and need more ground space than anything. Then was argued with that ball pythons enjoy climbing. But no they are terrestrial just because they can climb doesn’t mean they enjoy it or even should as it could injure them because they aren’t good climbers. Leaving this here for other people to see and make their own call. Not for conflict this is simply my personal experience.

Great for a flea market store. Good variety, always there rain shine or holiday. And treat you like family.

Great people with tons of info on anything in the shop, very helpful with information with all animals ,tanks etc will be coming back

Reptiles had no heat sources and were cold to the touch, store was dirty, people were smoking in the store. I was very upset with how they were taking care of there animals.

Pretty much all of the reptiles were being kept with multiple others. There were even 4-5 juvenile ball pythons in one tank and not a single hide. The leopard geckos I saw were also pretty skinny and it seemed like none of them had any UVB (and they didn't have any natural sunlight on them to substitute it) The snakes seemed very stressed (attempting to climb up the walls and escape) while others looked fatigued. It was sad to see them like this, and even if these were just temporary enclosures, it doesn't seem safe for the animals at all.

Very reasonable and friendly folks I recommend them for sure

Very knowledgeable about reptiles, helped us with our baby snake.

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