Invictus Exotics

02/19/2024

ADULT, RTB Cave Dwelling Ratsnakes possibly looking to ✈️

Sorry for the shed pic, I needed to get a pic of her and she just shed.

Adult pair of ready to breed Cavers (O. t. Ridleyi). I didn't cool them, but in my experience, beauty snakes don't need it. Babies will likely be going for $450 this year, so get this adult pair while you can. One-Two-Zero-Zero FIRM for the pair. Canada wide shipping available, or can deliver in the Calgary area.

02/05/2024

One of my favorite species is False Water Cobras. One of mine is in the profile pic of this page. Show me yours!

10/25/2023

Looking for suggestions: Good names for a trio (1 male, 2 females) of Japanese Ratsnakes. And.....go!

EDIT: Names granted!

10/24/2023

***SOLD***

1.1 ADULT, Ready to Breed in the Spring pair of Malagasy Giant Hognoses up for sale, may consider trades. I picked these up and have just since decided that's it's not a breeding project I want to pursue.

8 bills if sale, or 9 bills in trade value. Do not offer me ball pythons, I'm not interested in them. Canada-wide shipping through Reptile Express.

10/10/2023

I've been hesitant to say this but... I am back!

It's been many years since I've bred anything, and there were even a couple of years when times were tough and I had no collection whatsoever. I'm happy to announce that I am re-launching my breeding operations on a VERY small scale, but nonetheless, I have some exciting animals ready to go for next season, and even more that I'm raising up to one day produce.

STAY TUNED, I'll be posting all of my breeding projects and their progress here.

Thanks for following!

--Invictus

12/19/2020

Exciting!!

An expedition into the cloud forests of the Bolivian Andes has uncovered 20 species new to science, including a frog that may be the smallest in the Andes, a new venomous pit viper, four butterflies, and four orchid species. Along with the newly described species, the research team also “rediscove...

08/01/2020

A great video that addresses many of the concerns that I have struggled with over the decades.

I've long had a problem with the ball python market, because my assertion is that if there weren't a billion morphs, NOBODY would own one, because who wants a pet rock that never eats?

Beyond that though, I've long opposed the propagation of deleterious genes, including, but not limited to: Scaleless anything, spider ball pythons, jaguar carpets, motley boas, just to name a few. It sickens me that nobody cares how genetically weak their bred animals are, as long as they fetch a price.

Anyway, worth a watch, if there is to be discussion, keep it clean.

Is morph breeding unethical? The selective breeding of certain phenotypic traits in reptiles, otherwise known as morphs, is common practice. Humans are attra...

03/06/2020

Very cool!!!!

Sometimes you get surprise by remarkable scorpions findings and this time it is actually in Europe. Gioele Torpea and Carlo Onnis recentl...