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Reptile shops, breeders, exotic vets and expos in Montreal

5 businesses in Montreal, Canada. 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.

Shops (1)

Shops that state they stock reptiles, amphibians or invertebrates.

Breeders (2)

Breeders that state which species they produce.

Exotic vets (1)

Veterinary practices that state they see reptiles or exotics. Opening hours are not in our data: call before you travel.

Expos (1)

Reptile shows and expos, from the calendar their own organiser publishes.

What the year looks like outside in Montreal

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.

-8°Jan
-7°Feb
-2°Mar
Apr
14°May
19°Jun
22°Jul
21°Aug
17°Sep
10°Oct
Nov
-3°Dec

How many months a keeper here runs added heat

All 7 of them sit above Montreal's outdoor average every month of the year. Heat is not a winter cost here, it is a permanent one.

Months whose outdoor average in Montreal 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.

SpeciesNight floor its sheet statesMonths below it here
Bearded Dragon Pogona vitticeps18 °C9 / 12
Ball Python Python regius23 °C12 / 12
Veiled Chameleon Chamaeleo calyptratus18 °C9 / 12
Panther Chameleon Furcifer pardalis18 °C9 / 12
Leopard Gecko Eublepharis macularius16 °C8 / 12
Green Iguana Iguana iguana23 °C12 / 12
Crested Gecko Correlophus ciliatus18 °C9 / 12

Species our library places in Canada

Care sheets whose own Origin line names this country. Read from the sheet, not from a map.

  • Common Snapping Turtle Chelydra serpentina — North America east of the Rocky Mountains, southern Canada to Florida and Texas.
  • DeKay's Brown Snake Storeria dekayi — E North America, from Ontario to the Gulf, damp leaf litter and urban edges.
  • Eastern Hognose Snake Heterodon platirhinos — E North America, from Ontario to Florida, sandy open country.
  • Gopher Snake Pituophis catenifer — W North America, from British Columbia to Mexico, prairie and desert.
  • Northern Walkingstick Diapheromera femorata — North America (E & central USA, Canada)
  • Painted Turtle Chrysemys picta — North America: southern Canada and much of the USA, still fresh water.
  • Ribbon Snake Thamnophis saurita — E North America, from Ontario to Florida, marsh and pond edges.
  • Rubber Boa Charina bottae — Western North America, Pacific Northwest and Great Basin north to British Columbia.
  • Smooth Green Snake Opheodrys vernalis — N USA and southern Canada, moist grassland and meadow.
  • Spotted Turtle Clemmys guttata — Eastern North America, southern Ontario to northern Florida.

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