Luxor Reptiles

So… something happened to this bearded dragon.
Hatched out completely normal, then turned into this.
Hypo pure red monster (paradox?) there’s no witblits or zero in the pairing… thoughts?

We do things a little differently around here.

These bearded dragons will be ready for new homes soon.
I will say they won’t be the cheapest bearded dragons on the market, but I can promise you 100% they will be the best.

Not only are these animals very impressive genetically, they’ve been raised in a way unlike any other bearded dragon breeder I’ve seen.
There are 35 bearded dragons in this photo. 35 individual enclosures, 35 individual heat lamps, 35 basking spots, 35 food dishes that have hand counted dubia roaches and bsfl daily.
And most importantly there are 35 perfect full length tails, and 700 perfect toes.
Every single day they get a set amount of food placed in their food dish, the next day we count the remainder and have a number for how much they ate the day prior.
Every Thursday we add up the numbers from last 7 days of eating to get a weekly total on how much they eat. Every Thursday food and water dishes get sterilized, the babies get weighed (which also gets tracked), and their cages get cleaned. This takes around 20 hours a week to maintain on top of all of the other animals.

We do things this way for a variety of reasons the main reason is so we can track the development in each individual baby. I know immediately if a baby isn’t doing well, isn’t eating, doesn’t like the specific food offered, etc. keeping these animals separate allows us a level of control and detail that wouldn’t be possible keeping these animals in large groups.
The other biggest reason is so we have cosmetically perfect animals. It is VERY common for baby bearded dragons to nip at each other’s toes and tails. Bearded dragons (even babies) can be very territorial. I’ve even seen babies with scars on their heads from getting in fights. This dominance game is obviously very stressful for the weaker babies, which usually leads to the weaker babies eating less and becoming “failure to thrive”.

What most breeders do is put the entire clutch of babies in one tub with a single basking spot, and throw food (usually cheap parasite filled crickets) into the tub and just hope all are eating.

Like I said… our animals will not be the cheapest, but they will be the best.

No better feeling than seeing a snake on eggs. Clutch 12 of the year coming in late with 6 left to drop. Guess we’re breeding year round now🤷🏻‍♂️😂

This is our pastel honey sugar ball python. A lot of people have been saying we should name her s’mores. What do you think her name should be?

It’s starting to snow in Utah and I’m already missing outdoor pictures. Throwback picture to Jeff the paradoxed champagne het pied ball python

Throwback to our biggest achievement as snake breeders. This was our first baby eastern indigo. We are very hopeful for more indigo babies next year.

New video uploaded on YouTube!
We’re challenging any breeder or serious hobbyist out there to shoot a long form video like this and post it. No cuts, no edits, no fishy stuff.
If your favorite breeder won’t show their setup and surroundings, and only posts cropped videos of animals up close they’re 100% hiding something. Whether it’s an unclean setup, sick animals, crappy overall husbandry, it’s something.

It’s time to start taking pride in how we care for our animals.

The market is shifting away from customers just buying any snake, and shifting towards customers buying exclusively from breeders that they 100% trust.

A palace fit for a king.
🧯Arson🧯the red monster bearded dragon.

This girl is insane.
Pairing was a probable blade, banana, het clown X pastel, leopard, clown.
What do you think we hit?

Our first official giveaway!
These 4 cages are the very first 20 gallon pvc enclosures that we’ve ever produced. These cages are absolutely perfect for any hatchling snake. They are currently available on our website.
However, these 4 right here are special. Since they are our very first 20 gallon cages. We want to give them to our community!
We will be giving away all 4 cages (1 per person) they will come with a light installed, and we will ship it to your house 100% for free.
How to enter: Click the link in our bio and go to our link tree. You must follow every social account on the link tree. (Instagram, YouTube, Tiktok, Twitch, Twitter, Threads, Snapchat.
After doing that, drop a comment and like on this post, and tag 3 friends in the comments.

Giveaway rules: You must live in the continental United States.

One cage per household.

Winners must be following all socials (we will check)

We will pick the winners by adding all of the comments into a random comment picker, and choose 4 accounts. If any of the winners do not respond within 24 hours, or break any of the rules, new winners will be chosen the following day. We will pick the winners on exactly one week from now on September 10th 2023 at 6:00 MST.

Light?… or dark?

New ball python gene!
Introducing our female Grizzly ball python. Grizzly is a new incomplete dominant gene discovered by Chris from .

The last picture is of the super form, produced by Chris.
This is a very promising project with a very selective and thought out plan by the founding breeders.
The only people currently working with Grizzly are .city.reptiles and ourselves.

Some bearded dragon closeups.

Typical tokay gecko.

Fingers are still crossed over here. This is I believe our 4th season trying to breed olive pythons. Constantly learning. Constantly trying new things to get this notoriously hard to breed species on eggs.

The funniest thing about this species, is once they breed once they will typically breed almost every season. The hard part is just getting them to breed the first time for you.

This species is super important to us at Luxor Reptiles. For those of you that don’t know, these are Australian olive pythons. The better looking cousins of Papuan olive pythons. Most of you know that Australia completely banned the export of animals from their country. When that happened, all the animals that were currently outside of Australia were all there would ever be. With a species as hard to breed as this one, we need to get them to breed to ensure hobbyists outside of Australia have access to this absolutely stunning species.

One of our newer animals. This is a wild caught female pied Tokay Gecko.
We’ve wanted to get into the tokay game for a while and have been waiting for the right animal to get us started.
This girl is absolutely stunning. Not a super terrible attitude for a wild caught tokay. She definitely has her moments of chewing on hands though.
Super excited to put in some work figuring out tokay genetics, hoping to get some babies from her in the next year. Thanks again Jimmy she’s awesome!

She will need a name, drop your suggestions below!

Some racks and cages in the new facility.
We will be at the the 6th and 7th of next month. If you’re local and in the market for cages and racks, stop by our booth and talk to us about our products.
If you aren’t local and are interested in getting some cages or racks, our website should be completed and have products in stock ready to ship within the next month.