Giantkeeper Reptiles

 Here is what you should do next! As you can probably imagine. The stress from being pulled from your home (and routine) that you’ve been used-to your entire life, tossed into a dark box and jolted around while you are transported out of state and then introduced immediately to a new environment can be quite extraordinary. Here are few things we think will help you get your new addition settled in: ·          Unpacking – Give your new snake a quick look-over to ensure that it is OK. Do not spend a bunch of time staring at it and handling it.  Get your new snake setup in its new enclosure immediately . o    Notify us by text 480-760-5856 that your new snake arrived safely. o    Leave it alone for the first few days (3-7). It’s OK to check in on it but minimize handling o    Do not try to feed it o    Give it fresh water and show it the water ·          Enclosure Setup   – The basics are quite simple; o    It should be secure in order to keep the snake in and to keep othe

Our theme for 2021 is outcrossing.  We have a large collection of extremely diverse brongersmai. Most of which are one or two generations from wild-caught blood. Since some of our collection is aging we wanted to make sure that we were preserving the genetics of these animals. While some of our 2021 pairings will be first time parents and simple gene stacking projects, a handful are first time pairings of proven animals that are 10-17 years of age. Please read before contacting us on availability.  Most 2021 offspring will not be available until March 2022.  There will be no waiting list.  There will be no deposits accepted on offspring that haven't been posted for sale. Clutch 1: ('08) Goldeneye  x ('11) T- Karma Maker Date Laid: 3/25/21 Good Eggs: 20 Bad Eggs: 1 Slow grown and not overbred, this pair did not disappoint. We give our girls a season off after producing. This is the fifth clutch from this 13-year young female. Date Hatched: 5/29/21 List of what was hatched: G