For many years, my big passion was tiny reptiles, insects and especially amphibians. I build well working habitats and bred quite a lot of them. At one time, I actually had 170 different species! Later, especially Dendrobates and Phyllobates. caught my attention, and I narrowed down my collection considerably.
Due to the lack of time, I ended up with a single, huge aqua-terrarium with  D. leucomelas, D. tinctorius, and P. vittatus.

Unfortunately, I had to close it down and release the frogs in Copenhagen Botanical Garden, when we went to Australia..

I would love to have a lot of these charming, little creatures, but I even more like to have the liberty to travel to see them in the wild, for long periods at a time.

Dendrobates tinctorius.
 

    Phyllobates vittatus 
 

 Dendrobates leucomelas
 

     Anolis carolinensis (Sigurt)
 

     My last remaining animal: A Pandinus imperator,
     Emperor Scorpion, female.

     A tropical toad Bufo marinus from Copenhagen Botanical Garden, fighting back the cockroaches quite successful.