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ABOUT US


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How did it all start?

Once upon a time.... There was a kid in Holland who started keeping Bombina orientalis (Fire bellied toads). From that moment on, I was hooked to reptiles.
I started keeping these guys back in 2000 and since then, every single day of my life has been reptile related.

Soon after the toads came some lizards. Offcourse, I started with simple and widely imported species such as Anolis carolinensis (Green anole) and Takydromes sexlineatus. Back then, I did not know these guys where imported!

After that, my parents got me a pair of Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis (Red sided gartersnakes). From that moment on, everything went downhill. I was addicted to reptiles!
One thing led to another and more and more species came...
I started visiting reptileshows and met lots of wonderfull people who shared interest in the most amazing animals in the world.
Among those people was a certain girl who was very fond of Gartersnakes. How perfect is that?

She is now my right hand woman and my girlfriend. She loves Gartersnakes and has a few beautifull animals herself! We will be appearing at all reptileshows together and together we are crazy about reptiles!
Together, we are CRAZYREPTILES

Please take a look around. We hope you enjoy your visit to our website...

Sjoerd van Veen
Claudia Oude Nijeweme

 

The herp room
We love reptiles. We like to watch them, see them interact, see them feed, grow, shed and just do their thing.
We like different species, that need different set-ups. We like to give our animals the best possible care.
To do this, its important to have a clean, neat and conveniently arranged room.
All enclosures at Crazyreptiles have glass sliding doors. All enclosures are 90 x 40 x 40 (cm). All enclosures are made of wood and thus very well insulated. Some enclosures are linked together to create either a 180x40x40 or 90x80x40 enclosure. This gives us the room and possibilities to keep larger and/ or climbing species!
There's a total of 36 enclosures.