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11/07/2024

Check out this video of our Woma Python head bobbing.

Fun Fact:
Womas wiggle their tails to entice prey such as small lizards into their burrows.

They may think they're scary, but we think it's adorable! 😋

10/27/2024

Our hold back carmel albino zebra Carpet Python

10/14/2024

Absolutely stunning kimberly rock monitor from BLACK TIP Aquariums based in Calgary.
We are in love 😍 Might have to get a pair! 😂

10/13/2024

Had the pleasure of meeting Otis the owl from the Medicine River Wildlife Centre. All donations from the Terraria Herpetoculture Convention go towards their rescue and conservation efforts

10/12/2024

Red Deer Herpetoculture Convention at the Casino

10/01/2024

The Red Deer Herpetoculture Convention is coming up soon. Less than two weeks away!
There will be plants and animals for sale, as well as activities, and educational teachings.

09/17/2024

Super happy with how our expo banner turned out! 😍

09/06/2024

Some pictures of one of our holdback carpet pythons.

Carmel albino zebra possible het granite

07/28/2024

A stunning photo of our Water python hatchling (Liasis fuscus)

07/25/2024

Our first time producing scaleless! These beautiful babies are scaleless lavender corn snakes. We also got an "Opal," which is lavender albino.
This was one clutch that we were very excited about but has also come with mixed feelings.

As a reptile breeder, you experience a lot of ups and downs. Unfortunately, this year, we have experienced multiple losses. Due to the heat wave as well as unfortunate circumstances, we lost all of our breeders in the scaleless project and had quite a few eggs go full term but not hatch.

To focus on the positive
We have experienced amazing odds and produced many genetics for the first time.

The highs and lows are what keep us on our feet, and this line of work is a constant learning process

07/23/2024

Hello everyone,

We have many reptiles looking for a new home. Geckos, snakes and an Iguana!

If you know anyone wanting a new friend send them our way! 🎉

07/21/2024

Corn bread 😆

07/12/2024

Some baby Corn Snakes before their first shed

06/20/2024

Fresh out of the egg, Liasis fuscus or Australian Water Pythons!

Our first time producing this species and a very successful first clutch 👏🏻
Some beautiful and fiesty babies are making their debut

05/16/2024

A couple of head shots from our recently hatched carpet pythons.

WOW! 🔥🤤

05/10/2024

This breeding season has given us some ups and downs. But it's all about balance.

An amazing clutch is hatching out right now. Beautiful baby zebra carpets and albinos which we were not expecting to have this year!

Huge win! 🥳🙌🏻

05/04/2024

Clutch #8 of the year has hit the dirt! Yesterday this beautiful mama laid 21 perfect eggs.

This snake has a special place in our hearts. Her mom was my very first pet snake and the start of my passion and love for snakes/reptiles of all kinds. Its always feels extra special when an animal that I had the honour of producing and raising provides us with eggs of their own

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Videos

Check out this video of our Woma Python head bobbing. Fun Fact: Womas wiggle their tails to entice prey such as small lizards into their burrows. They may think they're scary, but we think it's adorable! 😋

Had the pleasure of meeting Otis the owl from the Medicine River Wildlife Centre. All donations from the Terraria Herpetoculture Convention go towards their rescue and conservation efforts

Corn bread 😆

Some baby Corn Snakes before their first shed

Has anyone ever seen a snake laying an egg? This morning we caught this momma in the process of laying her clutch for the year. This is our second clutch of corn snakes for this season so far. Any guesses on how many eggs she laid?