A Shore Thing Exotics

Seven down.. five to go!

Some of the babies have gone through their first shed and wow, do they look good already.

You can already see the potential for all the spots and color that make the Hog Island Boa such a beautiful local of boa constrictor. Even after just the first shed, these are stunners!

One of my new favorite plants!

Neoregrlia lilliputians or the Micro Bromeliad is a great epiphytic addition to a vivarium without the concern of it taking over and punching its way out the top.

Working on making a few mother plants to collect pups, we are not there yet.. but we are working on it. Pictured is a mature plant producing pups which we have removed to grow.

Ok.. how much Cinnamon did you want?

A cup.

Ok, gotcha covered.

We had the juvenile and baby Theloderma pictus (Cinnamon Tree frogs) out for inspection and cleaning…. aaaand we have a bunch.. a gaggle.. a flock.. what ever a group of frogs is called.

Message with any questions.

Sporting a bow tie.. for those formal terrarium functions. Ranitomeya sirensis ‘Orange’