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Harmar Pet Shop
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citysearch c.
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First off, to the comments a few below me: Purchasing a puppy that you know is from a puppy mill makes you guilty of perpetuating them to begin with, if not worse than unknowing people. You're giving them more money which just lets them think that customers are still there and to continue their more than disgusting breeding conditions. I made the mistake of purchasing from this place once; I paid a ridiculous amount for a full-grown adult maliensis uromastyx (or the mali uromastyx). It had parasites, was emaciated, had a rot nose, and was low on calcium due to its living conditions. They're supposed to be in a 30 gallon tank minimum and this one was housed (for God knows how long) in a tank that was smaller than 5 gallons. It barely fit the entire reptile and any knowledgeable reptile owner could tell you that mali uromastyx are not supposed to have water in it's cages due to the high humidity, and this one was housed in a small tank with a little water bown right next to it. They're desert animals that get water from the plants they eat. Everything was overpriced here and they were very unknowledgeable about the majority of the animals kept. It was disgusting. Never returning, unless it's to spit in the owner's face.
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