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30/03/2025

A couple of Esther’s babies that we held back. Check out the distinct colors, especially on the female as it goes from the orange dorsal to the grey back to the flame sides and belly.

Pretty neat, right?

I thought it made sense to reiterate points I’ve made many times in the past. Getting new animals is exciting for everyo...
04/03/2025

I thought it made sense to reiterate points I’ve made many times in the past. Getting new animals is exciting for everyone. Sometimes kids are involved too and that can ramp up the excitement.

Please recognize that we want to get the animals to you as soon as possible…but not at the risk of losing them.

Case in point, we have a MAJOR storm system hitting the midsection of the US today and tomorrow. Many areas of the US have safe temps, including where we are. But safe temps at the destination and our area is only one point to consider. The majority of our shipments go through Memphis or Indianapolis. What that means is that if we can’t get your package through those transfer hubs safely, it doesn’t matter whether your temps are safe or not.

This current storm will bring rain to some areas and snow to others but the main risk is actually wind this time.

Bottom line: we won’t knowingly put the animals’ lives at risk. We will wait for a safe window to ship.

We appreciate your understanding and support.

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26/02/2025

That dorsal stripe…

She’s always looking for food, haha

26/02/2025

So happy with this little one. Firsts are fun!

25/02/2025

Little blue nuggets being born as we speak. Stay tuned. First time mom is doing great so far. We expect a small litter though

One concinnus, two concinnus…5, 6, 7, 8…

March 30 update: adding photos as I take them today. Looking for new living arrangements. PMs only please DCS- Two litt...
23/02/2025

March 30 update: adding photos as I take them today. Looking for new living arrangements.

PMs only please

DCS- Two litters of Dixie County Florida Blue Striped babies from high blue adults. Currently 9-13 in length and eating/pooping machines. Not for the impatient types, as these take time to turn more blue. Males and females of varying shades of blue

APHBA- males and females. Albino plains that are 66% ph for blue “axanthic”. One ery blizzard in the litter confirms that. 9”-13”. Varying amounts of ery expression thus far

California Redsided garter. Female 14” in length. Already coloring up very nicely.

07/02/2025

Hi all, I will be traveling for work for the next two weeks. Will return the last week of Feb.

During that time I will be very slow to respond and we will obviously not be shipping anything out.

Should have plenty ready to fly at that point. Thanks!

So cool. Molly and Millie, up close…
04/02/2025

So cool. Molly and Millie, up close…

30/01/2025

She sure loves to climb.

Produced by GDR

29/01/2025

Was thinking today that the term “she shed” means something completely different to my non-snake loving friends. LOL, I crack myself up.

One of my Apalachicola girls. Such a great locality.
27/01/2025

One of my Apalachicola girls. Such a great locality.

26/01/2025

Ok, finally…looks like we will be able to get some deliveries out this week. It’s still too cold for home deliveries, but hubs in many parts of the US should be possible.

I’m reaching out to all that have been waiting. Thank you for your patience!!

Crappy pic through the glass…scale spread, hmmm. Fingers crossed
24/01/2025

Crappy pic through the glass…scale spread, hmmm. Fingers crossed

Wow, this cold spell has lasted longer than most. Hope everyone is staying safe and warm. Here’s what the temps look lik...
21/01/2025

Wow, this cold spell has lasted longer than most. Hope everyone is staying safe and warm. Here’s what the temps look like in my neck of the woods and the transfer hubs that our shipments go through. This week is a “nope”, but next week is looking promising!

19/01/2025

Another one of torch’s babies. This was the goal of this project.

First pairing was Zip (albino flame) to Esther (Mo Orange). Important point - this was an outcrossing.

Roughly two years later, I paired Barney and Torch, siblings from the Zip/Esther litter.

Goal was to produce a clean albino (with little to no ery or flame influence) with the MO orange dorsal stripe. It was a long shot, statistically due to ery and flame being dominant traits. We were blessed with this little nugget.

19/01/2025

They grow so fast…

One of Torch’s babies

Sheesh! We can’t seem to catch a break with this super cold weather pattern. Looks like the brutal cold may hang around...
17/01/2025

Sheesh! We can’t seem to catch a break with this super cold weather pattern. Looks like the brutal cold may hang around for one more week. On a brighter note, it looks like the temps start rising towards the end of the week and following weekend.

I know many of you are waiting for shipments. Thank you for your patience. We are doing our best to get these little nuggets out to you safely.

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A couple of Esther’s offspring. They are doing great
A couple of Esther’s offspring. They are doing great

A couple of Esther’s babies that we held back. Check out the distinct colors, especially on the female as it goes from the orange dorsal to the grey back to the flame sides and belly. Pretty neat, right?

Millie
Millie

That dorsal stripe… She’s always looking for food, haha

She’s coming along great!
She’s coming along great!

So happy with this little one. Firsts are fun!

Torch hanging out
Torch hanging out

She sure loves to climb. Produced by GDR

They grow so fast… One of Torch’s babies

Another one of Torch’s babies
Another one of Torch’s babies

Another one of torch’s babies. This was the goal of this project. First pairing was Zip (albino flame) to Esther (Mo Orange). Important point - this was an outcrossing. Roughly two years later, I paired Barney and Torch, siblings from the Zip/Esther litter. Goal was to produce a clean albino (with little to no ery or flame influence) with the MO orange dorsal stripe. It was a long shot, statistically due to ery and flame being dominant traits. We were blessed with this little nugget.

Dixie County blue noodles (similis)
Dixie County blue noodles (similis)

Varying degrees of color. Ready to fly the friendly skies

Don’t believe the hype
Don’t believe the hype

It’s very easy for garter breeders to try to fool people into thinking that a garter that looks different, must be some uber rare new morph. I’ve produced two of these, ever. They are siblings. These copper colored beauties look like nothing else out there. Different than an ery or ery flame. Check out that almost white lateral line! I could easily call these some new morph or combo, but the truth is that they are siblings to Zap and the other albino ery flames posted tonight. Just an interesting variation, nothing more.

Brigit baby
Brigit baby

What do y’all think? PS: ZERO color enhancements here.

Zap, looking good
Zap, looking good

She’s coming along well and so sweet

Mom: Missouri Orange Striped Dad: albino flame (Zip) Man, I LOVE the Missouri influence on this one. That broken pattern…

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