Semi Aquatic Exotics

African Green Toads, probably one of the most if not the most colorful toad species currently in the hobby. I'm working with a group of three of these hoping to captive breed them, so far to my knowledge they've all been wild caught. Me personally I would like this to not be What happened to the Mongolian toads. They were imported but never established in captivity and now they're extremely scarce to find.

Late night post just wanted to let everybody know we will be selling feeders for the animals we sell, at an affordable price. Here's a couple of pictures of some fruit fly cultures we've been culturing with our new recipe. We've always had issues with fruit fly media You can buy online It works but it always molds so fast and never lasts, sometimes it flat out didn't work. We've created a recipe that not only works and is long-lasting but packed with proteins and nutrients for your small critter whether its an amphibian or reptile. This stuff works guarantee it. Price is much lower than what you'll find online. $3 for the smallest fruit fly culture $5 for the medium fruit fly culture, $8 for the larger fruit fly culture. No matter the species the price is the same.

Madagascar Tomato Frog (Dyscophus antongilii), these guys have been doing great! Eating earthworms, crickets, Dubia. You name it they want it. Growing these guys out for breeding but I will be make letting go of the 6 extra I have next season for anyone interested in starting their own Dyscophus project.

The Solomon Island leaf frogs (Ceratobatrachus guentheri) are getting more and more yellow as the days go on! In falling more in love with this species each second. Nothing like a leaf mimicking Critter!!

Finally got the marbled newts to eat, I'm definitely adding more to the collection these guys and their patterns are insane!!

Posting a juvenile pic lantern 😉

Finally starting to notice some color variation and change on these guys!! Their turning yellow and it looks like I might have one green guy!.

Checked on the Japanese Common toads today (Bufo japonicus) everyone is doing great keeping temps in the low 70s, feeding earthworms, Roaches, crickets etc. still working on the care guide video just need to get a bit more data from these guys.

Josh's Frogs I will be entering your breeders program later on once I get these guys better established.