The Reptile Perch

12/21/2024

One of the pairings this season.

12/19/2024

Conan x Sonja baby from this year. The eyes on these babies are trippy.

12/19/2024

Conan x Sonja holdback

12/17/2024

It was just begging for a picture to be taken.

12/15/2024

12/14/2024

Experimenting with copper plate today. Did a flame patina and an etch of the 5 Kina coin. Not bad for a first swag.

11/17/2024

I’m sure the black won’t stay forever. But as it goes it’s replaced by awesomeness. Prada Manokwari Designer (Prada Manoks x Vinsky x OSHY x Cyclops) outcrossed with a straight VR Manokwari. Turned out to be a good combo.

11/15/2024

11/15/2024

Some Prada x VR stuff happenin’ here.

11/09/2024

Fresh shed DAB2311

11/05/2024

Large Cambro Brackets in production. Work awesome with your rack systems!

11/05/2024

Keeping them in tip top shape while breeding. 😎

Edit: Just for clarity for those asking I should add why I use this (as well as a multi-vitamin powder), when, and how often. I use this with adult females that are going through the breeding process and will start using this when they are building follicles or just before. I will supplement their food every 3rd feeding or so. Sometimes more frequently sometimes less. Females get hit really hard during breeding and developing eggs by having their reserves get depleted. I have seen that the clutches (and also resulting offspring) just seem better when I do this vs when I didn’t do it. The clutches where I did supplement had better looking eggs with fewer windows and the resulting offspring were robust as well. I realize this is anecdotal as I am not measuring anything but a little common sense comes into play here. I have also seen that older females who have had multiple clutches can develop skeletal issues and I think it has to do with them using their calcium reserves and cannot keep pace with growing follicles multiple times. Once feed cycling is done I go back to feeding regular mice with no supplements.