News for our customers

Limited quantity of Uromastyx ornata (Ornate spiny tailed lizard) are available for sale. Reservation welcome. More pictures you can see in our Gallery.

 

Riopa corpulenta (Smith, 1921) described was from the outskirts of Dalata City (Smith, 1921), where the holotype was collected from under the log lying on the ground 1500 meters above sea level. This species is common in the tropical forest at the altitudes of 600—800 meters above sea level in the Hong Ba massif (Khan Hoa Province), where it dwells in the tree waste and under logs lying on the ground. Can also be found in crape myrtle forest in Khat Tien biospheric reserve. It differs from other Vietnamese smooth scale riopas by the presence of six labral clypea  (vs. seven in R. bowringii (Günther, 1864) and R. angeli Smith, 1937).

ON JULY 19, 2010 WE GOT A SHIPMENT WITH ABRONIA TAENIATA & ABRONIA GRAMINEA FOR OUR BREEDING PROJECTS.

THE LIMITED QUANTITY OF YOUNG ABRONIA TAENIATA ARE FOR SALE. MORE PICTURES YOU CAN SEE IN OUR GALLERY.

In 2008-2009 we invested in the new projects to promote our cooperation with breeders and to have new interesting species.  As a result, starting September 2010 we hope to offer limited quantities of c.b. Phrynohyas resinifictrix, Abronia graminea, Uroplatus sikorae, Uroplatus henkeli, Uroplatus phantasticus, Uromastyx ornata, Riopa corpulenta (absolutely new species in herpetoculture), Furcifer pardalis, Chamaeleo calyptratus, Pogona vitticeps & Testudo horsfieldii hatchlings.

Also, from September till December 2010 we plan to offer Phrynohyas resinifictrix, Furcifer pardalis, Chamaeleo calyptratus, Pogona vitticeps & Testudo horsfieldii hatchlings as five popular species at competitive prices.

SOME AMPHIBIAN SPECIES PROJECTS ARE STILL IN DEVELOPMENT.

 

 

In June we received hatchlings from  

                  

 

                   

                                                                                                              Oedura castelnaui

 

 

 

 

 

          

                                         

Egernia stokesi    

                

    

                                           

In addition, we got clutches from

 

 

 

 

         Furcifer pardalis

 

 

 

 

            

                                                            

                                                             Anolis baracoae

 

                                                   

 

 

 

                                                                 

                                       

Calumma parsonii   

 

 

 

 

 

LIMITED QUANTITY OF Oedura castelnaui, Egernia stokesii IS EXPECTED TO BE AVAILABLE IN JULY !

Yesterday two females of Egernia stokesii (Gidgee Skink) gave birth to 9 excellent babies (4+5). The babies are really nice, the length is about 6 cm. The breeding stock including 10 adults have been raised from c.b. babies since 2005. The founder stock was received from german breeder. It is second generation obtained in BION Terrarium Center. Interesting INFO: the behavior of these skinks  is quite unique among lizards. They are diurnal and tend to be very secretive if not tamed. Foraging and basking are done close to their dwellings and the security of rocky crevices. It has been found that Gidgee Skinks accumulate small piles of feces near their basking areas. It appears that a skink can differentiate between its own pile and that of another individual within the area. These fecal piles may be used to mark territories. They are also able to distinguish between kin and non-related individuals. For more info please read here.