VEE Reptiles

22/01/2024

Some of the baby Blue Komodo Island Pitvipers (Trimeresurus insularis) that we produced. Can’t believe how much of a breeze these little guys are.

17/01/2024

Our gorgeous pair of Bamboo Rat Snakes (Oreocryptophis porphyraceus pulchra).

14/01/2024

Freshly shed male Rhino Viper (Bitis nasicornis).

11/01/2024

A species we have not yet posted about - our trio of Mangshan Vipers (Protobothrops mangshanensis) that we’ve been working with for a little while. Insane to see how fast they’ve grown. By far one of the most difficult of our species to photograph.

24/12/2023

We haven’t showed these guys off yet - our stunner of a trio of Anderson’s Pit Vipers (Trimeresurus andersonii). All with unique colouring to themselves.

18/12/2023

Next up on our new additions - our stunner Mandarin Ratsnakes (Euprepiophis mandarinus). Another wish list species finally ticked off.

13/12/2023

A dream come true!!! A dream species we’ve long searched for. And now we have finally received a pair. Our beautiful pair of CB Bamboo RatSnakes (Oreocryptophis porphyraceus coxi). These aren’t the only new additions we’ve been fortunate enough to receive. Watch the next few posts to see more 😌

12/12/2023

One of our colubrid clutches that our lovely Albino Taiwanese Ratsnake dropped. 5 beautiful healthy eggs, a b**b and an infertile egg. Off to the incubator we go.

09/10/2023

Can’t forget to leave out the corn snakes (Pantherophis guttatus). One of our pairs of blood reds. They should produce a crazy variety when they’re or age.

29/09/2023

Love is in the air 👀 one of our pairs of Trimeresurus insularis together trying to have some fun.

26/09/2023

Here’s a bit of a twist… a beautiful trio of Grey-Banded Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis alterna). These have been a dream species of ours since we first started getting into the genus Lampropeltis so many years ago. Unfortunately these beautiful animals don’t below to us. BUT, we have been very fortunate to have been trusted to breed these snakes for a good friend of ours who owns them. So let’s hold thumbs we get some babies 🤞

24/09/2023

Alrighty, back to colubrids… our pair of Leucistic Texas Rat Snakes (Pantherophis obsoletus lindheimeri).

22/09/2023

Let’s take a break from the colubrids to finish this week off. Our powerhouse and stud of a male Webers Sailfin Dragon (Hydrosaurus weberi). Not only has he grown, but we’ve notice copulation between him and 2 of our females!

21/09/2023

Our young pair of Ridley’s Ratsnakes (Orthriophis taeniurus ridleyi). They should be old enough next season to produce some super sexy babies for us.

20/09/2023

Next up - our stunner of a pair of Mexican Black Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis getula nigrita) that we hatched out last season. So interesting when they hatch out with white stripes, and you get to watch as they slowly fade into black shortly after. Definitely one of our more rewarding Lampropeltis species we’re working with.

17/09/2023

Got to love holdbacks. Our gorgeous pair of Honduran Milk Snakes (Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis). The female who is currently in shed is our albino het something something beaut. And then the male is our anery het something something. We are very excited to be breeding them next season. It’s been a long but worthwhile project for us to produce something different from the norm. I think the next couple of posts will go out to some of the colubrids that we keep and breed.

28/05/2023

Remember this boy? The last time we posted about him, he couldn’t even get his sail up. One of our not so little anymore male Sailfin Dragons (Hydrosaurus weberi).

28/05/2023

Amazing what a fresh shed can do. Our male Rhinoceros Viper (Bitis nasicornis) had just given us a beautiful fresh shed. Quite interesting as to how much they can change from just one shed.

21/05/2023

Haven’t posted these guys in a while. Our super sexy male Fiji Iguana (Brachylophus fasciatus) starting to show off his blues. Can’t wait until they’re of size so we can hope to breed them.

07/05/2023

Our super sexy Male Rhino Viper (Bitis nasicornis) having his soak.

06/04/2023

Our female West-African Slender-Snouted Crocodile (Mecistops cataphractus). These crocodilians are primarily fish feeders, which use their long slender snouts to catch fish like seen with the False gharial and gharials. There are 2 species of slender snout in the genus Mecistops, both of which are critically endangered.

19/03/2023

Our beautiful pair of Northern Caiman Lizards (Dracaena guianensis) gaining some serious size! Wonders what a strictly snail diet can do 😜

12/02/2023

And so we have our last set of Fields False Horned Vipers (Pseudocerastes fieldi) hatched out with us. And with an unfortunate 1st set of twins that didn’t make it long after coming out their egg. But nonetheless, 9 healthy big babies out on day 26 of incubation!

15/01/2023

And so we have Fields Horned-Viper (Pseudocerastes fieldi) eggs! 10 beautiful healthy eggs from our female.

16/11/2022

Aurora, our female American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) I’ve had this girl since she was no longer than a ruler length. She measured at 1.83m in that image.

12/11/2022

One of our Male West-African Dwarf Crocodiles (Osteolaemus tetraspis) smiling after their enclosure upgrade. These are known as the worlds smallest crocodiles. Another nickname for them is cave crocodile or bone crocodile.

06/09/2022

One of our beautiful female Fields False Horned Vipers (Pseudocerastes fieldi).

21/08/2022

Female American alligator (Alligator Mississippiensis) out and about after some rain.

19/08/2022

16/08/2022