by Terrell Zeigler I think this is the biggest outreach event April and I have done to date and we both had an incredible time. Our booth was swarmed with little faces and curious adults pretty much the entire day. It was really fun being able to share our passion with people who are not actively apart of the reptile community. Also a great feeling to enlighten people who were 100% certain that they were terrified of reptiles for one reason or another. We make it a point to never force our opinions or views onto anyone and do our best to let people interact with our animals on their own terms while we educate them about that particular animal. Hit the "Read More" button to see some photos from the event.
by Terrell Zeigler WE HAVE OUR FIRST CLUTCH!
By Terrell Zeigler
by Terrell Zeigler
Man has this season been a confusing one. With the drastic weather changes and fluctuations, I am pretty sure it has thrown the two females I planned to breed this year for a loop. I started my introductions back in November, which was a little later than the year prior, and everything seemed to be on track till last month. There could be numerous other contributing factors other than the weather, but it seems likely that has played a major role this season. by Terrell Zeigler "Less Pain" and "More Pain" are a pair of Kukri snakes that have an affinity making Phil Goss draw blood. He has dealt with the snakes before in the past at a previous auction. The result of which is what you'd expect from animals named "Less Pain" and "More Pain". by Terrell Zeigler Took me a while to actually get around to digging through all the pictures taken from this past Pomona show, but there was some pretty neat stuff to see and an overall fun time. Click "Read More" to get to the pics. Enjoy!
By April Justine
It’s February of 2016 so Terrell and I have had PLENTY of time to think about what additions we would like for 2016. We aren’t trying to go crazy by any means. We both house the snakes in our rooms so space is limited and honestly, so are funds. With that said, a lot of thought goes into what we are going to put our money into and who we get our animals from. |