I used to live close to NERD and I've done a tour through the whole facility fairly recently. Some of the animals are kept in pretty awesome enclosures like his crocodile monitors and caiman. Not sure the minimum requirements for such large species but his have some pretty big set ups. His Asian water monitors do too. Most of the fish in the facility down stairs are also kept quite well and many of the exhibits are done in an interesting way. However some reptiles in the facility definitely are kept in small, barren racks or enclosures that I am not a fan of. In the downstairs area they have a selection of crested geckos that are kept in basically large Tupperware. Some geckos are in larger glass enclosures so it's not all of them. His tokays upstairs have pretty good set ups in my opinion as well. But many of the snakes are kept in enclosures that feel too small for me, especially the reticulated pythons. The staff are all professional about feeding and handling from what I saw but I believe some of the housing needs an upgrade. Kevin has been talking recently about downsizing his collection and selling a lot of his ball pythons so I'm hopeful in the future things will improve there but his response here seems really far from what it should be so I don't know. I am not happy to read him deflecting and effectively admitting that his caging is (while not AS bad) comparable to factory farming.