About MF-Cornsnakes

Keeping reptiles with responsibility

Who's behind it?

Markus Fricke

Since 2018 I have been intensively involved in keeping and breeding corn snakes, and since 2024 leopard geckos as well. What began as a fascination with the diversity and behaviour of these animals is today my passion – with the goal of making reptile keeping responsible, transparent and easy to understand.

Even as a child I was captivated by reptiles. In 2018 I made a dream come true by building my first terrarium and getting my first corn snakes. Since then I have continually expanded my knowledge – from terrarium design and genetics to captive breeding and modern husbandry standards.

My philosophy

What matters to me

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Health

The health of my animals is very close to my heart – even with juveniles I keep detailed records and regularly check their conditions.

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Species-appropriate keeping

My animals live in spacious, structured terrariums that offer more than the legal minimum standard.

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Honest advice

I support those interested from the very first question to long-term care – open, honest and without any sales pressure.

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Transparency

Feeding logs, shedding records and health checks are a matter of course for me and fully traceable.

Modern approaches

Digital documentation

With my app DragonSphere I document my animals' feeding, shedding and health digitally. This lets me track developments and continuously improve the quality of my breeding.

📱 From practice, for practice

DragonSphere grew out of my own needs as a keeper and breeder – today it is free for up to 7 animals and available in 38 languages.

Rehoming

Rehoming conditions

The well-being of my animals is especially important to me. That's why rehoming is clearly regulated too – it's the only way I can make sure every animal is cared for in the best possible way and that you, as the new keeper, know exactly what you're taking on.

Contact & exchange

Up for a chat?

Do you have questions about keeping reptiles, would you like to exchange ideas or are you interested in an animal? I look forward to hearing from you.