With so many changes in our lives lately, as I am sure you have gathered from our previous blog posts, we have been too busy to do a lot new and exciting things. No new pairings, no new animals or inverts, no exciting clutches waiting to hatch, just lots of work and not a lot of time. One thing that has been mentioned to us numerous times is the lack of variety in frog species on our site, to this I say that while we do have a large number of frogs, we lack the time to breed

We have been keeping an eye on our first generation of Narceus americanus "Lafayette" produced by us, they are terribly tiny, I worry about my care constantly but I see them growing slowly but steadily. I didn't really know what to expect breeding them, no estimation on a timeline to availability but I am realizing now that we will likely keep a lot before we let any go. When we have availability, we will post on our blog and on our socials.

I honestly don't know what it will take to get me posting again, when we were less busy I would spend hours taking photos but these days those free moments to marvel at what we are so lucky to have, just dont seem to exist anymore. I am hoping come spring when we start pairing Uromastyx, Frog-Eyes and some snakes, I will have more exciting things to share but honest we are just super tired and boring people these days. Unrelated but also related, the new rodent facility is st

We have about a dozen unsexed juvenile Williamsi available, they are up on our store for $200ea for a limited time. These will be our last Williamsi for the season and we may or may not continue the project next year.

We have started bulking up our Frog-Eyes, we plan to cool them in December. These are honestly one of our all-time favorites, one we haven't bred in years, we are quite excited to pair them up again.