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A sanctuary for reptiles, amphibians and insects. From noon to evening on Saturdays and Sundays, there are many families and customers from afar, and the parking lot is easily crowded. Most of the customers in the store shop, so it's very easy to shop. The clerk is also easy to talk to and can consult with you, so it is recommended for those who are new to reptiles and insects.

It was my first visit. I was satisfied with the living body I was looking for, but the clerk discovered that I had put it in the basket (´ • ౪ • `). They took care of me at the cash register. It was nice to have a friendly feeling. Next time is likely to be next year, but next time I would like to meet the store manager (^-^)

There were a lot of insects and supplies. It seems that they also handle reptiles and small animals. The sales floor on the 2nd floor had a bad smell and I couldn't stay for a long time. The arrival information is updated frequently on Twitter etc., so if you have something you are looking for, I will ask you again.

I went to look for insects (stag beetles). Breeding supplies are quite substantial centered on bottles and mycelial blocks. There are not so many types of living organisms, but they are available in their own way. I think it depends on the time of year, but it seems that we are mainly focusing on stag beetles and elephant beetles. What I found interesting was that pairs of so-called B products such as small-sized individuals and corner bends are also available in stores, and the price is set considerably cheaper than large individuals. At other insect specialty stores in Tokyo, the price is often not so cheap compared to normal size ones even if it is a small individual. At this shop, even a stag beetle male spare that costs tens of thousands of yen if you buy it normally may be available at an exceptionally low price of less than 10,000 yen if you are not particular about size and beauty. Those who like "bargains" and those who aim to breed for generations may go there. The downside is that the store is a little far from the nearest station. The store is located along the road so you won't get lost. It's a little tough to be able to go casually because you have to walk as it is In addition, although the product lineup is not bad, there are many cases where flies are springing up (there is an adhesive trap, but a large amount of flies are hanging on it, which makes it unsightly). It feels like the environment inside the store is not good, as the nests are stretched. The price of living organisms is generally cheaper than other shops for small individuals, but please note that it is not a so-called "cheap shop" because the prices of normal to large individuals are average. It's not extremely expensive in the shop, it's a "normal" price, good or bad).

I went there the other day. There are a lot of kinds of supplies, but I went to the living body in winter, so there were few. However, there were standard species such as WD Sumatra, Hercules, and Dorcus hopei binodula, and the inside of the store was large. Some of the clerk were unfriendly.

I stopped by with interest. Rare insects and turtles were sold on the 1st floor. Reptiles were sold on the 2nd floor. Dead leaf mantis and other insects that I had only seen in the picture book were also sold. I thought it was amazing, but when I went to see the reptiles on the 2nd floor, I refused those who only saw the sticker.

Here you can buy rare stag beetles and hercules beetles at a pair price! It's fun to watch.