All my little trouble-makers...

Tai, my 4 year old lab x collie.  We got her from a family who needed to rehome her as their new baby was severely allergic to dogs and we couldn't have ended up with a better natured dog than her!  She's in her agility tunnel which is her favourite toy!

Silver, my corn snake who is also 4 years old.  I've had him since he was just around 5 months old and he's now grown to over 4 feet and is still growing!

Ricki, Sahara and Phoenix, my three dwarf sand geckos.  Sahara and Phoenix are both coming up to 4 years old (anyone noticing a pattern here) but I don't know the age of Ricki.  She was rehomed from someone that bought her as a birthday present for a friend but she ended up ditched in favour of a hatchling bearded dragon.  At the time I was told she was 6 months old, but I now know she was a fully grown adult when I got her so her estimated age is 5-7 years, possibly even older.  Sahara and Phoenix were both bought as captive bred youngsters.

Syke is a mourning gecko and she will be...yup you guessed it!  four years old in March!  I bought her as a 6 week old hatchling.  Interesting thing about her species though is that they are parthogenic, which means they  reproduce without a male!

And so this led to the newest addition, Little Cumbrae, Skye's daughter who hatched on the 25th of Feburary this year.  I returned home from a late night at work to find a tiny baby gecko!  This photo was taken a couple of days after she hatched and I don't think it really shows just how tiny she was! 

So that is all my little trouble makers!  Though Skye is busy making more, there are three eggs in her vivarium that look promising (fortunately I already have a home lined up for those hatchling) and two other eggs are hidden somewhere in her vivarium but I have no idea where!