Logans Exotics

Hey everyone! Something very exciting has happened, one of the tortoises eggs have hatched and we need your ideas for a name for he/her

Hey everyone! This is Penelope the tegu, she is on her way to becoming one of our new educational animals, which means she will be coming to events and parties in the near future. Here are some fun facts about tegus. Tegus are one of the largest lizards in South America, they are omniverous meaning they eat just about everything, and even though they are such large lizards- they can actually drop their tail as a defense mechanism

Handmade snake shed earrings available at UtahLocavore.com

Hey everyone, this is kiwi she is a green cheek conure. green cheeks come from the amazon rainforest where they forage in the treetops for food. they are a small parrot that have a spunky personality and can live up to 25 years. I have lots of exotic pets and do Parties all over northern utah. Logans-exotics.com

Hey everyone, I just wanted to tell you about the new jewelry and magnets we have available. They are handmade from the snake and lizard shed, and the best part is, you can buy online and have them shipped to your front door! Check it out -> https://utahlocavore.com/collections/logans-exotics

Fun fact! Chinchillas have some of the thickest fur of any animal, which they use to keep warm in the mountainous habitat

Hey everyone one I’m excited to introduce the newest animal here at Logan’s exotics

Meet Penelope the tegu

This morning I got out Dude and he ended up just snuggling with me (and if want to hang out with him just book a party)

Hey everyone meet Stanly the hedgehog, if you want to hang out with him book a party with Logans Exotics

Dude doesn’t always love me dressing him up, but when he puts his costume on he’s transformed into deputy dude, where the only crime that matters is him not getting dinner at the end of the day, but in the wild bearded dragon’s use camouflage as their disguise from predators

Dude loves to snuggle in a blanket and watch tv with us and have late nights. In the wild bearded dragons are typically active during the day but sometimes if the weather gets too hot they will become nocturnal instead

Bearded dragons communicate with…wait for it… their beards! they can puff it out and it turns black, they also bob their heads up and down