Sorry we have been so quiet lately, we are still here, just grinding and restructuring, putting all the pieces together and crunching numbers. All a lot of stuff that occupies my mind to a degree that keeps me all but absent on the socials. Getting excited about anything has historically ended poorly for me but we are remaining cautious optimistic. If you would like to come say hello next weekend at the BCRC Expo in Abbotsford, we would love a chance to meet or reconnect. We

We have a breeding group of Giant Tangerine Tornado Leos we are looking to part with, there is a slight bit of lineage to go with them. Please contact us for more information.

We are fully moved now, the new facility is wonderful, we are slowly playing catch up now, lots of animal maintenance to do at home and at the rodent facility, orders to ship, customers to meet and hopefully time to sleep and eat in there somewhere. If you have messaged us in the past few weeks and haven't received a reply, please reach out again. I get messages on like 5 platforms and I would not be surprised if I dropped the ball on one or two of you. The Abbotsford expo is

Vitamin A is a seldom mentioned vitamin in the reptile hobby, it is not a vitamin seen on care sheets or recommend, if even offered for sale, by most retailers. Dart Frog keepers however, are no strangers to the benefits of Vitamin A in Amphibian husbandry, they see it as an essential vitamin for Dart care, one that addresses many health concerns in captive bred and raised Dart Frogs. The benefits are many and varied, from skin health and mucus production to immunity function

Speaking of Uromastyx, we picked up some new enclosures for the Ornates, we have a 1.3 and plan to breed them this year and getting them all in their own 4x2x2 is a must for accommodating a proper lay box. If things go well expect to see babies on the site by the fall. Pictured is our exceptionally handsome male, Chester. Uromastyx ornata (Ornate Uromastyx)