ET Reptiles

10/19/2026

Our Redfoot Tortoises, Tiki & Zuzu are always spilling the tea over their greens! 🤣☕️🐢

Come visit to see these cuties! ❤️
📍909 Warwick Ave

10/16/2026

Closing early (5:30pm) and back to normal hours tomorrow!

📍909 Warwick Ave

10/16/2026

Our Annual Trunk or Treat is coming up! 🕷️🎃

Join us with the family on Oct 27th for a fun, spooky night! 🍬

If you would like to sign up to be one of the participating trunks, please message us or call the store to let us know you’ll be joining us! 🚗🐍

📍909 Warwick Ave

Reptile pet shop

10/15/2026

We have some beautiful captive bred Jumping Spiders available! ❤️🕷️🕸️

📍909 Warwick Ave

10/13/2026

All new product in.. we now have exo terra!!!

10/12/2026

We are open today.. Stop by ET Reptiles to browse our animals, grab your supplies or stock up on feeders . We’re here for all your reptiles needs 🐍🦎

909 Warwick ave Warwick RI

10/09/2026

Another adorable baby Gargoyle Gecko hatching right here at ET Reptiles! 🦎💚

We are open from 12-7 today, stop by!

📍909 Warwick Ave

10/05/2026

10/04/2026

An update on the Ball Python that we were called to get pulled out of a car engine!

Affectionately named Sally after the movie Cars, with her nickname being Carburetor thanks to Odd Pet Vet’s humor, this girl is such a strong willed snake!

After spending at least 2 weeks outside in the woods, Sally hitched a ride in a car ride engine to a store in West Warwick, where she then dropped OUT of the first car, and quickly slid into another.

Taylor, one of our fearless backbones of our shop, was under, in, and over the truck trying to pull her out for nearly an hour with help from some other customers who were stopping by!

When she was finally pulled out, we noticed a lot of damaged scales, some internal organs/lining hanging out from the cloaca, and assumed that she had multiple broken ribs.

We had brought her to 2 emergency vets, both suggesting euthanasia. This was a hard reality to accept, as Sally is such an energetic and sweet snake that didn’t seem to be in pain, despite her appearance.

Luckily, we see the best of the best of exotic vets, and Odd Pet Vet was able to see her the following morning. After several X-Rays, a Barium Swallow procedure to have an understanding of her gastrointestinal tract, and clipping off the necrotic tissue, this girl is on the right track! She has one concerning vertebrae that seems misaligned, but doesn’t seem to be an inconvenience to her.

With this being said and happy that this turned out to be a happy story, we want to remind everyone that your exotic pets will not live outside if you release them. Please call your local reptile shop, rescue, or animal control for resources regarding rehoming!

Thank you for allowing us to show up for these animals everyday!

- E&T ❤️🐍

09/30/2026

So sorry for inconvenience! We are closing early .
We were contacted to help get a ball python out of an engine and unfortunately this baby needs a vet immediately.
Back to regular hours tomorrow