3 businesses in Jakarta, Indonesia. Each one is here because a source we name says so, and that source is linked next to it.
Keepr does not rank these businesses and takes nothing from them. A pin marked city means we have the town but not the street: check the address on the business's own site before you travel.
Exotic vets (3)
Veterinary practices that state they see reptiles or exotics. Opening hours are not in our data: call before you travel.
A veterinary practice that lists reptiles among the animals it sees, alongside birds and small mammals, by its own listing. Opening hours are not in our data: call before you travel.
A veterinary practice that lists reptiles among the animals it sees, alongside birds and small mammals, by its own listing. Opening hours are not in our data: call before you travel.
A veterinary practice that lists reptiles among the animals it sees, alongside birds and small mammals, by its own listing. Opening hours are not in our data: call before you travel.
Monthly average outdoor temperature, ten years observed. This is the starting point of a room, not its temperature: a heated or air-conditioned home departs from it, and that gap is exactly the work.
26°Jan
26°Feb
27°Mar
27°Apr
27°May
27°Jun
27°Jul
27°Aug
28°Sep
28°Oct
27°Nov
27°Dec
How many months a keeper here runs added heat
Not one of these 7 needs added heat in Jakarta at any point in the year: the coldest month still averages 26 °C outside, above every floor below.
Months whose outdoor average in Jakarta sits below the night floor that each species' own care sheet states. Two measured numbers put side by side, nothing else: an indoor room changes the answer, and the audit is where you check yours.
Atlas beetleChalcosoma atlas — SE Asia incl. S Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines
Black treeVaranus beccarii — Aru Islands (Indonesia)
Blue / metallic forest scorpionJavanimetrus cyaneus — Java & Sumatra (Indonesia), Philippines; a single Thai record from Satun. Prized blue-black colour form
Blue treeVaranus macraei — Indonesia (Batanta Island)
Bruijni forest dragonHypsilurus bruijnii — Indonesia (Irian Jaya), Papua New Guinea (Western Province); Batanta Island.
Burmese PythonPython bivittatus — South and Southeast Asia incl. Thailand, Nepal to Indonesia. NATIVE
Caucasus beetleChalcosoma chiron — SE Asia (Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand border areas)
Chameleon forest dragonGonocephalus chamaeleontinus — Indonesia (Mentewei I, Sumatra, Bangka, Natuna I, Java, Nias, Sipora, Siberut, Bangkaru, Tuangku, Banyak Islands, Tanahmasa), West Malaysia
Coconut crabBirgus latro — Islands and atolls of the tropical Indian and Pacific Oceans, from the east coast of Africa through Indonesia, Micronesia, Melanesia and Pol…
Common Thai house / bark scorpionLychas mucronatus — Throughout Thailand and much of Asia (China, Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines). Thai native, the 'แมงป่องบ้าน'