Reptile Visits One visit daily: $15 Two visits daily: $30 Please make sure all reptiles are safely kept in a secure enclosure. This goes for iguanas and geckos and everything in the middle. For health and safety reasons, loose reptiles just cannot be. Also, venomous reptiles are an emphatic NO!! Please be honest with me as I am not familiar with every species of snake and lizard as some of you may be. Each Visit includes:    1. Feeding and watering. This is mostly for the herbivorous species, but can go for sliders and some other water turtles, too. For snakes, I will only feed frozen thawed prey items for the safety of your snake. Sorry, there are no exceptions.    2. Monitoring heating and lighting equipment. As you reptile owners know, if a light goes out, it is important to make sure they get replaced in a timely fashion. If not, your reptile could catch a chill and get sick. Please have back-ups available. If I have to make a pet store run, it’ll cost you $15 plus the cost of the equipment.    3. Monitoring filtration systems. This is mostly applicable to water turtles. If your filter gets clogged or malfunctions, I will do my best to figure out the problem. If I can’t, I can call a repairman or buy a replacement. Details can be provided on the pet care worksheets as far as what plan of action you would like me to take. The same $15 fee applies to any pet store run. It’s never a bad idea to have a replacement filter available just in case.    4. Monitoring drip systems. Same as above.    5. Misting for added humidity. Moistening materials in humidity box or just misting the enclosure for those species with high humidity requirements that do not have access to an automatic mister.    6. Cleaning. This is a very individual preference item. Some reptile owners don’t like to disturb or stress their reptile and are on a less frequent cleaning regime. Whatever your preference, just let me know.