Alliance Exotics

09/10/2022

Were running a sale on our hairless rats! If you've been thinking about it this is your chance!!

28/09/2022

A look at the pairing and clutch progression with the ultramel clutch partnered with Dark Moon Reptiles

14/09/2022

All cleaned up! They're doing great!

13/09/2022

Playing around with our new light box that finally came in! Have to get a few test shots in right?? Here's our new buddy Lucky, he is a clown ball python. Stay tuned, so more to come!!!!

09/09/2022

Killing the odds!! 4 visual recessive out of 6 with a 50% possible het! Shout out to Lowkey Reptiles for the assist! Pairing was sired by ultramel enchi, dame was pastel double het ultramel ghost (now proven to carry the ultramel gene) Check these babies out:

14/08/2022

Here's another rare one! Born with no eyes at all?!?!? She is a agouti rex. Pairing is sired by rex 100% tripple het dumbo/ patchwork/ albino to hairless albino (surrogate mom raised). This girl will still live a completely normal life, let us know if you would like to take her home with you!!!

02/08/2022

CONFIRMED!!! It does follow in the genes!!! However very rare odd eye (one eye red one eye black) is so cool!!! Btw SHE is available!!

25/07/2022

We've have a few female short-haired rex / silvermane and a couple hairless male rats ready to go! Pm for details!!

21/07/2022

5 more in the incubator!!! Pastel Yellowbelly to Enchi Fire! 🤞🤞🤞🤞

16/07/2022

Happy world snake day!!!

Happy World Snake Day! Did you know that rattlesnakes, while often misunderstood and feared, are critically important? 🐍👀

Rattlesnakes have an important role in the food web as both a predator and a prey item. Not only do they help control pest populations, but rattlesnakes and other types of snakes are a food source that other animals like birds of prey, wading birds, and even other snakes depend on! 🦅🐁

Rattlesnakes offer ecological benefits, too. One team of researchers from the University of California at Berkeley found that rattlesnakes are seed dispersers who save seeds that would otherwise be lost. This is great news for the birds, bats, bees, and even the small mammals and rodents that depend on the microhabitat that saved seeds help to create. 🌱🌻🐝

Additionally, rattlesnakes remove disease vectors and rodent-bourne illnesses from their environment through their natural predation! One study from the University of Maryland found that a single timber rattlesnake can remove up to 4,500 ticks annually! 😮

Finally, did you know that rattlesnake venom could save your life? Venom is a complex, bioactive substance that is varied from species to species, and even within different populations of the same species. It's composed of countless combinations of enzymes, proteins, peptides, and molecules that are continuously evolving alongside the rest of nature and cannot easily be reproduced in a lab. It's used in research and in medicine! In fact, the life-saving drug Integrilin (Eptifibatide) is made from a protein that was discovered in the venom of the Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake - and it's just one of many treatments available made from venom! 🩺💊💉