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This is one of my favorite bank notes in my collection. It is a 1954 Canadian $1 bill. If you look closely at the queen’s hair behind her left ear there is what appears to be the face of the devil. Whether

Anybody else collecting the 1/4 oz gold queen’s beasts coins? I think they are awesome. I got this display case as a gift! I think it looks great. It came with the capsules and name plates in it. Can’t

My Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula molted today! I have had her for almost 20 years now!

This male betta fish is gorgeous, and I love the Zen Buddah Tank!

Peter the giant african bullfrog is so tubby that he barely fits in his hiding pot. Dig him out of his burrow and took him out of his tank today to clean it, and when I put him back in he went to hide

Freshly cleaned the bearded dragon tank. Put in a new hammock made out of a kitchen drawer liner and suction cups.

We were feeding our lizard/frog superworms, and one happened to burrow into the substrate before being eaten. It emerged a couple weeks later as this darkling beetle. Our reptiles hate the taste of these

My bearded dragon seems to really enjoy the most uncomfortable looking positions. Why go over the log, when I can try to squish myself behind it...

5 months old and now he is a handful. Wasn’t too long ago that he was smaller than a quarter!

Hello, I do not understand the new changes made to the blockchain, but here is a picture of a big fish eating a little fish.

Peter is getting huge! He is 5 months old now! Used to be smaller than that quarter!

After a long weekend, Charles is pooped! He always sleeps in the funniest positions.

In only 1 month, this little guy has more than doubled in size! Before: After: He is being fed a diet of crickets and superworms daily to every other day.

At the Hyatt Ziva in Cancun they have a dolphin habitat right next to one of the hotel room blocks. We literally could walk out on to our balcony and see the dolphins. While this might seem really awesome,

Found this big guy outside today. Was surprisingly friendly!

The praying mantids are big enough now that I can handle them without worrying that they will get squished!

In the past week Peter the baby giant african bull frog has almost doubled in size. He is eating full sized superworms and crickets now!

The L4’s are now eating 1/2 inch crickets!

The mantids are getting pretty big! 2/3 have molted this weekend!

This little guy is an eating machine! He loves wax worms! I am keeping him in a large kritter keeper with coco fiber bedding. Half the enclosure features a water dish that is big enough that he can swim