OneTree Herpetology

South American Wood Turtles enjoying their outdoor pool time as I clean their enclosure!

A total count of 56 live and healthy baby Solomon Island Ground Boas!

One of my Solomon Island Ground Boas gave birth over the last few days. 40+ babies and she is still delivering. This is a difficult species to breed successfully with a high mortality rate. The fact I've gotten this far is a major accomplishment but the next month will be critical.

Fun fact, I didn't catch that she was giving birth right away so I've had a few babies pop up around the room. I could literally have no more running around secretly or I could have 20. Who knows but it's an adventure. These babies weigh in at 4-5 grams and 6-7 inches in length.

We are out at the Valparaiso, IN at the Midwest Reptile Show at the Armory! Here till 3pm!

Central American Wood Turtles have started to lay!!!

Saharan Sand Boas are available here at One Tree Herpetology

Baby Redfoots Tortoise available here at One Tree Herpetology.... They were camera shy today but I wanted to show you all the beautiful colors on the carapace.

Crested geckos here at One Tree Herpetology..... Pm if interested

Here is a Boddaert's Tropical Racer peaking out for a head shot here at One Tree Herpetology!

Young Crested Gecko Available

Some baby Redfoots here at One Tree Herpetology

Two Available Crested Gecko Babies here at One Tree Herpetology

One Tree Herpetology will be at the Midwest Expos - Kankakee Reptile & Animal Extravanagza tomorrow!!! We are prepping for tomorrow's departure and will be bringing crested geckos, Redfoots, eyelash frogs, various snakes, and more!!! We hope to see you there!!!

Occelated Skink babies were born yesterday!

Solomon Island Eyelash Leaf Frogs

Female White San Isabel Island Ground Boa..... She wanted to wear me as my bracelet!

First and foremost, I want to apologize for my absence. Right before COVID, and then with COVID, my life made a lot of changes that prevented me from being invested in my h**p passion. I'm back and slowly rebuilding.

Changes are happening(including a potential name change) and I'm excited! Here is a picture of an Orange Splash Back Dart frog from my own collection to kick off this new stage.

Blessings to you all!