Kattegat Creek Exotics

Kattegat Creek Exotics We breed for quality, promote for education, and sell for satisfaction. Specializing in isopods, sand boas, dart frogs, geckos, and various tropical plants.
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A majority of keeping and breeding reptiles properly is maintaining clean and correct enclosures and tubs. We clean ours...
09/06/2026

A majority of keeping and breeding reptiles properly is maintaining clean and correct enclosures and tubs. We clean ours at least quarterly with a good squeeze of dawn and water, or a spray down with veterinarian grade cleaner, and in between washes we do complete substrate changes monthly, while spot cleaning daily. This ensures our animals stay in clean bedding, do not succumb to illness, and remain happy and healthy 24/7, 365 days a year. With another pair of sand boas about to be bred, we definitely wanted to ensure their tubs were spotless - every couple deserves a perfect honeymoon 😉🐍❤️ (for non-bioactive, those require much less maintenance thanks to isopods and springtails!)
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08/28/2026

Another day, another FIRST here at Kattegat Creek! Our beautiful pair of Peacock Dart Frogs (Dendrobates tinctorius "Tumucumaque") have laid a perfect clutch of 5 fertile eggs! 🥹💕🐸 As you can see, our custom hides and egg laying dishes work perfect, and the frogs love them!

We will keep you updated on the tadpoles, and if you are need of some custom hides or egg laying dishes, reach out to us on any platform! 🥰🦚
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A first for us and a very proud moment here at Kattegat Creek Exotics! We have successfully hatched our first Ashy Reef ...
08/27/2026

A first for us and a very proud moment here at Kattegat Creek Exotics! We have successfully hatched our first Ashy Reef gecko baby! 🤩 Soon he will display brilliant yellow and red coloring with bold stripes, before slowly turning mute grey and brown again in adulthood. These ashy reef geckos are native to Cuba and Hispaniola, and they make the perfect low maintenance, beginner friendly pet that takes up hardly any space (they only reach 3 inches in length!). They are inquisitive, cute, and just absolutely intriguing to watch! 🥰 Definitely one of our favorites. We will continue to post updates on our sweet little guy! And if you look close, you can already see the stripes beginning to appear! 😁
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08/25/2026

Everybody wants the result. Very few people want the timeline.

They want the collection.

The business.

The customers.

The money.

The reputation.

They just don’t want to spend 10 years building it.

That’s the part social media hides.

You see someone’s reptile room today.

You don’t see the years when nobody knew who they were.

You see the successful breeding season.

You don’t see the failed pairings, bad purchases, animals that never produced, and thousands of hours of work that came before it.

Success looks fast when you only see the end result.

Most of the time, it wasn’t.

Stop asking how quickly you can get there.

Ask what happens if you refuse to quit for the next 10 years.

That’s a much more interesting question.

Most people aren’t willing to play that game.

Be the one who is.

Build.

www.jasonsexoticreptiles.com

More breeding, business, and behind-the-scenes discussions:
www.patreon.com/jasonsexoticreptiles

“If we can teach people about wildlife, they will be touched. Share my wildlife with me. Because humans want to save thi...
08/25/2026

“If we can teach people about wildlife, they will be touched. Share my wildlife with me. Because humans want to save things that they love.” - Steve Irwin ❤️🐊

Our beautiful Emerald Swifts having a lazy morning today 💕 Happy Tuesday everyone!
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08/20/2026

Introducing our second new male, Ricochet, named after his very go-go-go and spicy attitude. But, as you can tell, he is still a gentleman when he needs to be 😉 This gorgeous boy is a Granite Stripe, double het for Snow ✨ We will be searching for a female that will compliment those genes sometime next year. For now, we are just admiring the beautiful speckles 😍💛
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Introducing one of the two new additions to the Kattegat Creek Kenyan sand boa breeding program! This boy is a beautiful...
08/20/2026

Introducing one of the two new additions to the Kattegat Creek Kenyan sand boa breeding program! This boy is a beautiful Canary Dodoma born just this past July. We have named him Casanova and will be pairing him to our female Canary Dodoma once he is ready!

That bright yellow is absolutely stunning, and he has the sweetest temperament! 🥰 Huge thanks to the breeder Scott Miller for once again supplying us some amazing Kenyans! Tomorrow we will share the other beautiful boy we also acquired, so stay tuned ✅
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08/17/2026

Holy Roly Poly what do we have here? 😍🧡 That’s right, we are extremely happy to say that we have just begun the process of growing our Ember Bee Isopod colony!

The Ember Bee isopod (Ardentiella sp., formerly classified under Merulanella sp.) is a large, vividly colored, and highly active species native to Vietnam. Unlike many shy or strictly nocturnal isopod species, Ember Bees are exceptionally bold, highly active, and often seen roaming around their enclosure during the day.

We will keep you updated on their status, as well as when we will have some available! ✅
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Another great expo in the books ✅ Morrow GA we thank you for the memories, sales, investments, and time we are given to ...
08/16/2026

Another great expo in the books ✅ Morrow GA we thank you for the memories, sales, investments, and time we are given to share these amazing creatures that God has blessed into our care! Thank you to everyone who came and supported us, as that means everything and we can’t wait for the next show! 💚
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