Frontier Exotics

03/11/2026

Did a little interview with KTUU.

‘It’s an everyday thing’: Inside the world of reptile breeding in Alaska 👉https://tinyurl.com/3u8favz6

02/01/2026

This one waited a whole extra 2 weeks to hatch compared to it's clutchmate. Dalmatian crested geckos always come out looking bland but in a few months this will look like a completely different gecko.

01/29/2026

Holdback 🤔

01/24/2026

Little Lilly White. Hatched 1/22/2026. Ullr x Black Dahlia Gecko.

01/19/2026

F1 Dendrobates tinctorius Citronella. This little froglet isn't even half an inch but is crushing flies.

01/19/2026

Snow, freezing rain, windstorms and huge temperature swings. 2026 is off to a wild start. So let's try something new! This one's for our locals. Sorry everyone else.

01/16/2026

This little vanzolinii is pretty bold!

01/16/2026

I would name you Golddust. What would you name this crested gecko?

01/15/2026

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11/23/2025

Glass is always dirty. Most of the times it's from the frogs. Other times it's from the dog 🤷

11/22/2025

There's a reason we have been so quiet: We're moving!

From Eagle River to Palmer. It's a big personal event and will be affecting Frontier Exotics in many ways.

This new location has more land but less square footage. This means that Frontier Exotics, out of necessity will be scaling back on our animals as we reevaluate the projects we want to continue. I will be focusing on the animals I personally want to keep. This means a decrease in inventory but currently means great deals for you! Just reach out, I'm putting together a list as you read this. Currently we are looking to reduce crested geckos, dart frogs, mourning geckos and isopods. We are needing to liquidate all leopard geckos and gargoyle geckos. You can contact me through DM, email & text. All the contact info is available on the website: frontierexotics.com

How will this move affect you?

• Shipping is on hold for the time being (it's too cold anyways and the Holidays are here🤷).
• Custom builds are no longer being accepted. We are working on a mentorship program that includes video calls and even home visits.
• Fruit flies will be available as freshly started cultures only. We are changing the way we culture flies in-house and this unfortunately means we cannot offer active fly cultures. Please plan accordingly.
• Dry goods will be available sporadically but expect big moves into this space moving forward.
• We will still be offering clean up crews with a focus on the springtail and isopod species that actually work to keep enclosures clean. Less popular species will be phased out and expect us to offer "fancier" species in the future.

I'm sure there is more I'm forgetting to include. As stated before, if you have any questions or concerns you can reach out. This is a chaotic and frightening time as Frontier Exotics evolves but it is also incredibly exciting!