Welcome to Forest Fruits Reptiles
The home ethical reptile breeding
Ethical breeding
We focus on the best way to breed reptiles, and it starts with their environment.
Kept the way they are meant to be kept
We focus our attention on keeping our reptiles in glass enclosures with all their necessities. The same way they would be kept with non breeders.
Quality over Quantity
We don’t over breed or inbreed. We focus on the animal’s health, working closely with reputable vets to help us keep the health of our breeders and offspring as best as possible.
Correct information at all times
We want the best for our reptiles and offspring, so we research all the information about them that we are able to find.
Not just us
We know there are a lot of other breeders out there, and with such a high amount of breeders, there is bound to be wrong information. We offer help even if you didn’t buy your reptile from us.
We teach and we learn
We are constantly learning, but we also want to teach you into keeping these majestic creatures properly, so with every purchase we offer an extensive care guide to instruct people on how to provide the proper parenting.
Not just breeders
We don’t just keep Leopard geckos and hognose snakes. We love all kinds of reptiles, so we also have our own reptile pets which aren’t only neglected, but also ones we fell in love with.
A trio of friends
We are a trio of friends who love reptiles but also have many other hobbies in common.
Gosia Skaczyło
- Lifelong reptile lover focused on ethical, natural care.
- Passionate about proper reptile husbandry.
- Dedicated to healthy animals and responsible keepers.
Henrique Carminati
- Lifelong reptile lover focused on ethical, natural care.
- Passionate about proper reptile husbandry.
- Dedicated to healthy animals and responsible keepers.
Max Moors
- Lifelong animal lover with a growing passion for reptiles.
- Brings technical skills to create safe, natural setups.
- Focused on healthy animals, care, and supporting keepers.
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated”
Mohandas K. Gandhi