Elemental Exotics

01/24/2022

01/09/2022

We are changing focus a good bit and planning to fairly radically thin our reptile collection down. I'm still deciding who to keep and who to let go but if any of you are interested in one of our snakes (geckos are gone) let me know. Probably keeping most of the corns, Western hogs and KSB...

01/03/2022

Eyelash viper looking majestic in this photo by Mark Kostich. TRR is made possible by RodentPro.com

12/30/2021

Most animals with Polycephaly don't make it- but this bearded dragon has beat the odds and is thriving. Photographed by Reptiles4all. TRR is made possible by Dubia.com

12/30/2021

My favorite hot!

Lookin' sharp! ✨🔪✨ Hairy bush viper photographed by Reptiles4all. TRR is made possible by Reptile Basics

09/29/2021

As a much happier post, here is our new Lavender Motley girl! We'd been discussing taking her for a few months, seller wanted to be sure that she wasn't going to double clutch, being rightly concerned about shipping a gravid snake, so nice! But it was open to me finding another suitable girl, which happened but didn't turn out well. So we went with this beautiful girl, she's got some slight hips too, that were disclosed, is a nice, muscled size and seems to have a great temperament so far. Now to think of a name...

09/25/2021

09/24/2021

Sorry for the crummy video.
I am very lucky, in 13 years of buying reptiles online, I'd only had one sour transaction before. Unfortunately this last one now makes the second. Buyer beware, it's sad when people with good reputations become unreliable.

I bought an adult Opal female corn to pair with our awesome Kyrato, the seller had two, near identical siblings. When she arrived though, she had two stuck sheds on the tail, starting to strangulate the tip, slight hips that were not mentioned and I believe is the wrong snake, the other sibling than the one I bought. All of that would have been forgivable except for the last and biggest issue. She is very and visibly egg bound! Please send good vibes for her to be able to recover and survive. They are hard and have been in there awhile. Unfortunately the local vets won't touch an egg bound snake, so she will be surrendered to one of the state's awesome reptile rescue groups who have a vet willing to try.

09/14/2021

Profile pics of Jinx and Cosmos' litter. All are eating, all but 2 on F/T, so far.

08/21/2021

Kyrato got a cage upgrade the other day, so snapped some pics. Didn't want to come out of his hide.

08/18/2021

Just received this gorgeous Salmon Snow yearling from Joe Peck at Corncraft as a future girlfriend to our Kuna, Salmon Snow. She is a screamer irl, of course now I've got the challenge of getting accurate pictures, lol. Which these are not, too much flash washing her out but our lighting is awful at the moment. Best I'm going to do.

08/16/2021

Hey everyone!! Poppy here...

While I was outside gallivanting around the yard the other day, I couldnt help but to notice we are starting to come into the late summer/early fall season! So while mom (Leslie) is running around like a mad woman tending to her insane amount of chores, I just wanted to take a minute to say hi!!

I also wanted to remind those who are reading this to tell their friends & family who hunt to save organ meat like liver, kidneys & heart for us! My friends and I here at the wildlife rehab LOVE those when mom uses them as treats occasionally! I often hear mom talk to people about using organ meat to feed to animals in rehab that are struggling in a multitude of ways also so it often comes it REALLY handy! We can also use beef liver, chicken liver & game meat if you have any of that laying around. If theres any trappers willing to help, we can also use gophers, jackrabbits, doves, starlings, squirrels, etc- they ALL have to be hunted ethically preferably with lead free ammo & legally- so be sure to check laws

Theres a handful of other foods mom uses here such as various canned cat/dog food as well as frozen foods such as mice, rats, rabbits and quail! Gift cards for Rodent Pro are a GINORMOUS help for placing the big food orders she does several times a year but if rodent pro isnt your style, Walmart and amazon gift cards can help with supplies- or you can check out the amazon wishlist she made for us with the link below!

Thank you to everyones love and support! Wildlife rehab is a heck of a task and we couldnt do what we do without you all!

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3LOVM280QX825?ref_=wl_share