Q: What is Herpetoculture? 
A: Herpetoculture is defined as "the keeping of live reptiles and amphibians (or "herpetofauna") in captivity, whether as a hobby or as a commercial breeding operation."

Q: How does shipping work with NE Herp?  Do you guarantee shipments?  
A: Please click HERE for detailed shipping and guarantee info.  It's important - so please read it!

Q: Are Poison Dart Frogs safe? 
A: Yes!  They gain their toxicity from eating specific insects in the wild.  Captive bred dart frogs are harmless.  However - check your local laws to see if dart frogs are legal in your area.  We're hesitant to sell/breed these due to a gray area in Connecticut law.  Hopefully one day the CT law will be changed and we'll be able to stock these beautiful animals.  We've teamed up with Brooklyn Dart Frogs - who can sell dart frogs legally out of NY.  Click HERE to see what Andy has available.

Q: How do I take care of my Leopard Gecko? 
A:  Find & download your leopard gecko care sheet HERE and read it closely.  There is a huge amount of bad info on the 'net and especially in chain pet stores about these animals.

Q: How do I take care of my Dart Frog? 
A: Find & download your species-specific care sheet HERE and read it closely

Q: What does "processed" mean in terms of plants?  
A: We treat all of our moss before selling it.  We suggest the end user takes a step further with processing our (and any one else's) flora also.  For more info download our moss care sheet HERE.

Q: Where does your product come from?
A: Our ex-parent company is New England Wholesale Florist Supply.  That gives us a tremendous advantage over other online hobbyist companies when acquiring certain types of flora.  Thru New England Wholesale Florist Supply Corp we have unmatched flora buying power in the "herp" trade.

Q: Why buy from New England Herpetoculture Supply? 
A: Because we will honestly do our absolute best to satisfy you as a customer.  If you are ever unhappy with one of our products - we will replace it free of charge.  Guaranteed.
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