Morph Menagerie

12/24/2023

Rhodium is from and had a great first season! Can you guess the pairing??

12/23/2023

This girl is from Lemi x Vanya, we saw at a rexpo and loved this little girl as a baby!

12/16/2023

Got this girl from a few tinleys ago, think she’s Capp? We paired her to DreamCreep end of last season but she’ll go back to him in Jan!

12/16/2023

This beauty is from she’ll be breeding this season! I know Dana still has a few available!

12/10/2023

IYKYK is the best girl! This is an Emily offspring and we are thrilled she’s breeding this season.

12/09/2023

Drip drip, who’s a fan of the dripppppp?! I know we love it!

12/06/2023

This is that wild Lilly we hatched last season, Miso X Devastator. I love Lilly whites, do you prefer normal or phantom?

12/06/2023

has been waiting for this update for like a year hahaha LOOK ERIC!

12/05/2023

This is that white hot bandolier girl we hatched, she’s all grown up! She’ll be breeding this year! Also, we’re gonna have a two-part release on our website with a bunch of really beautiful Geckos available. .

12/04/2023

So sorry for having a good eye and picking this EXEMPLARY male. 😂 you did good on making him!

12/03/2023

This is Manchurian noodles! He’s from Vermillion x Code Red and will be breeding this year. I’m not a huge fan of reds but he gets a pass haha.

12/02/2023

This is Sanctimonious Pirate, if you guess the name reference I’ll send you a gold star 😂 Ophelia x Benito from

12/02/2023

Shakka Khanna x Bazil baby we made did not disappoint!!! Gotta name him still but he’ll be breeding this year!!

12/01/2023

WE’RE BACK! This is our first time taking photos in months and set up the plants to hopefully look like our old setup! This is Claire De Lune x Merlin and it’s listed as CDL x Mer so we decided on Drivers License for him haha. What do you think of the setup and his name, does it stick?

12/01/2023

Seriously my fav LW will always be DreamCreep! Who is your fav??

12/01/2023

This beauty is here on loan from Famous is paired to DreamCreep

12/01/2023

Organizing the gecko photos for the website and realize how many we don’t post haha. This is F**k Me

12/01/2023

Dino ghost! Updating a brand new website and realizing how many geckos we never post.

11/29/2023

This photo sesh was my fave we’ve done I think, I LOVE moss. What is your favorite prop for pics? Maybe we can inspire each other.

10/14/2023

Doily heading to Aj for a season or two!

10/02/2023

Just a quick reminder that we still breed reptiles lol sorry we haven’t been as active on here as we’d like, there’s been so much going on. We’re finally settling in and hopefully in the next couple weeks we can do a big release and show you some of these awesome kiddos we’ve been hiding away.

09/16/2023

Fill this like 37 times and you’ve got a day in the life of gecko feeding!!

08/31/2023

So excited to have to cooler weather on the horizon, and get some photos done! We’ve been squirreling away a ton of geckos that deserve some recognition. We’re going to get some content out there and take some videos! Going to post a photography video here soon! Ps this is a boy without a name from ❤️ jiggy kid. Maybe we’ll name him will smith.

07/20/2023

So thankful for Noelle and Steve for caring for our snakes. They’ve been a life safe for a noodles, I’m sorry our closing date feels so far away 😩 love you.
Also they’ve named this beauty girl Sally lol look!!

07/20/2023

Not used to lizards that don’t eat the shed lol

07/17/2023

This is so important to read!

Happy World Snake Day!

Many people unfortunately fear snakes. People all over the world often learn from childhood to fear snakes, from adults who fear snakes, from stories, casual references, and culturally significant traditions.

But what does this fear in humans mean for snakes? It is a big threat. People often persecute and kill the animals they fear, regardless of any real threat. Fearful people often kill snakes – any snakes – on sight.

Snakes are animals (not supernatural demons), and they are found on every continent except Antarctica, and on most islands, with some notable exceptions. While some snake species are in fact venomous and can be dangerous to humans, the majority of snake species are non-venomous and harmless to humans. All snakes, venomous and non-venomous alike, are vitally important in the ecological balance of the habitats they live in.

Snakes are also far more beneficial to humans than most would think. Many snake species eat rodents, and while rodents can be cute, they frequently spread disease, and cause harm to food and seed storage for people. Snakes help prevent dangerous overpopulation of animals that can be considered pests, so we are better off learning to appreciate snakes, and to coexist with them.

How important is it to teach people about snakes? Within the past several years, biologists from the Butantan Institute and the University of São Paulo Museum of Zoology in Brazil conducted outreach with local people, teaching them safe ways to interact with snakes, and how to identify venomous and non-venomous species. This led to the important rediscovery of a living Cropan’s boa (Corallus cropanii), also known as a Ribeira’s boa. The species had not been seen alive from 1953 until 2017. A handful of these boas had been seen dead in that span of time, killed out of fear by local people. It was feared that the boas might have gone extinct. Since their rediscovery, empowered by citizen science, and the willingness of the local people to coexist with snakes that they can better understand, scientists can learn about this little-known boa, and the threats to their survival, as well as other species in Brazil’s fragmented Atlantic Forest region.
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The photograph used in this post shows a living Cropan’s boa (Corallus cropanii), recently rediscovered through citizen science and tolerance. The photo was featured in a scientific journal article, and shared under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. View license information here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en
The photo is accredited to: Fiorillo BF, Silva BR, Menezes FA, Marques OAV, Martins M (2020) Composition and Natural History of Snakes from Etá Farm region, Sete Barras, south-eastern Brazil. ZooKeys 931: 115-153. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.931.46882

07/12/2023

So excited to announce that we got 3 pairs of Abronia in! Huge thanks to .reptiles for them! So so so in love.

07/04/2023

Not a professional shot but damn this boy makes me so happy! Slide for the “glow up”
Now for the naming!

07/04/2023

One of our 14 snakes, a female black pearl from Rich is the best!

06/23/2023

This little one is a collab with Papillon and Bandolier made this magic!!!