Brad Armitage

[tweets_4611]

How would someone go about getting a hold of Brad? I have heard nothing but good about the guy, and have seen some amazing animals that people have gotten from him, but I have no idea how to contact him and/or see what he has. Anyone know of an email/website/phone # I could use to get to him?

Thanks! ^_^

[tweets_4611]

Hm...maybe just a small bump while there are more people online

[WestExHerps]

If this is the same Brad Armitage that lives in NC then here is the email address that I have for him. Hope this helps you out, you can also PM me if you still can't get in touch with him, I probably have a phone number around here somewhere.

picassoreptiles@earthlink.net

[TooManyToys]

Here is his contact information. He does produce some beautiful Fires, I have an extremely nice female on the way

Brad Armitage
(919) 889-4567
picassoreptiles@earthlink.net

[tweets_4611]

Ah! Awesome guys, thanks!! ^_^ His fires are why I was wanting to get ahold of him. He produces some nice animals.

[Louis Kirkland]

That's one of Brad's Fires on the left in the pic below.

[aaramire]

does he have a storefront in raleigh? i am going to be going to school in Chapel Hill in the fall so it would be nice to find some good breeders/ feed suppliers in that area!

[PythonChick]

I don't think he has a store anymore, but I know he used to. I went with my roommate a few months ago when she picked up a male Mojave from Brad. He was really nice, but the facility we went to was at his house, not a store. He was kind enough to show us some of his collection, and his fires are nothing short of amazing.

[aaramire]

sweet! does he breed mice/rats for snake food too? i need to know where to go to get my snakies food next year!

[PythonChick]

I do not think that Brad breeds his own rats for food. Besides, if you are going to be in Chapel Hill you aren't going to want to drive all the way to Raleigh every week to pick up snake food (you probably won't have time to do so either, speaking from experience). Your best bet is probably either going to be to switch to frozen thawed and order them from a site like Rodent Pro or buy them in bulk at the reptile shows. That, or find a decent pet store in Chapel Hill that stocks feeders. We buy our rats from the nicest pet store I have ever been to, but it is Raleigh, and I would estimate it to be a good 45 minute one way drive from Chapel Hill.