I am a teen and have been keeping exotic animals for the last five years. I decided to try out macro photography this year. Every photo posted here was taken with my Samsung Galaxy S8 phone, and a clip-on macro lens.
I own or have owned the majority of the animals that I have photographed, and I have been raising and breeding exotic praying mantids for years. I also have three geckos, three green anoles, a corn snake, a tarantula, a hissing cockroach, etc.
I'm just starting out with my photography, so I'd love to hear your opinions!
Male Madagascar Ghost Mantis, Phyllocrania Paradoxa.
Just hatched, L1 Madagascar Ghost Mantis
Female Orchid Mantis, Native to Southeast Asia
Male Pinktoe Tarantula, juvenile. Named Aragog.
Phiddipus sp. Jumping Spider, found on my bedroom wall.
Adult Male Crested Gecko, named Taryn
Taryn, Adult Male Crested Gecko
Hatching Budwing Mantis Nymph
Just Hatched Budwing Mantis Nymph (Size of an ant)
Baby Crested Gecko (Name ideas?)
Baby Crested Gecko
Second Instar Budwing Mantis Nymph
Derp.
Hi!!
Juvenile Male Madagascar Hissing Cockroach, named Saka
Crestie heart
Female Ghost Mantis
Female Ghost Mantis
Female Ghost Mantis
Juvenile Female Amelanistic Corn Snake named Selkie
Pinktoe Tarantula, named Aragog
My 8 week old poodle puppy, Duffy.
Wild baby bunny eating clover
Puppy nose! (Not my dog)
Kiwi, the female Green Anole
Grog, my American Gray Treefrog
Phiddipus sp. Jumping Spider Sling
Katoa, My Female Green Anole
Adult female Violin Mantis (view of prothorax shield and back of head)
Selkie, My Corn Snake
Giant Asian Mantis Adult Female
Grog, the American Grey Tree Frog
Red-eyed tree frog
Young Shield Mantis Nymph
Indian Flower Mantis
Brunner's Mantis
Raptorial Arm of Violin Mantis
