Just when I thought I had been to all the reptile stores in Arizona I expanded my range and found this place out in very East Mesa. There are a couple different types of reptile/fish stores, the very professional looking ones with special show cages (Arizona Reptile Center, Ocean Floor, etc) and those that keep most of their animals in ten gallon glass tanks on shelves (Exotic Predators and Prey come to mind) like this one. I do like both type of store, but there is something nice about having everything a little more organized. \nThey had your standard bearded dragons and tortoises along with a decent selection of both fresh and salt water fish. As far as other exotics go they had some parrots and cockateils and a couple chinchillas as well. One thing I liked was that their individual pieces of wood (drift wood, cork bark) were all priced instead of by weight. This makes it a lot easier to know what your spending before you pick it out. On the day I stopped in here alone I saw cork bark at three different stores, one priced by the pound and one by the gram. Let's keep things simple, just weight it when it comes in and price it then.\nThey did have a breeding room to the side and it looked like they were breeding some different things from your regular leopard gecko, corn snake, bearded dragon fare. One thing I believe I saw marked were some eggs for some Australian geckos of the genus Nephrurus. Very cool.