Gifts Under $40

For the keeper who knows an axolotl never really grows up — and loves them exactly for it. This axolotl gets a hero's victory pose for refusing to.

The sweet side of neoteny: axolotls keep their baby face for life, and this design leans all the way into it.

Big external gills, bigger main-character energy — for the axolotl keeper who knows their animal is the real star.

That famous Pacman-frog mouth, reimagined as built-in storage — for anyone whose frog's appetite needs no introduction.

The exact moment a Pacman frog commits to doing nothing for the rest of the day — a feeling every keeper recognizes.

A dart frog's whole personality in one line, for the keeper of the smallest, boldest animal in the collection.

A cozy, rainy-day reminder for anyone who needs to hear it: stay moist.

The toad version of resting face, worn with pride by keepers who know the feeling.

A toad-shaped detour through a very familiar crossing. No words, no logos — just the walk.

Carry the crossing with you — a toad-shaped detour through a very familiar album cover, no words or logos.

For the keeper who knows an axolotl never really grows up — and loves them exactly for it.

The sweet side of neoteny: axolotls keep their baby face for life, and this sticker leans all the way into it.

Big external gills, bigger main-character energy.

That famous Pacman-frog mouth, reimagined as built-in storage.

The exact moment a Pacman frog commits to doing nothing for the rest of the day.

A dart frog's whole personality in one line.

A cozy, rainy-day reminder for anyone who needs to hear it: stay moist.

The toad version of resting face.

The most famous smile in art history, now with feathery gills. A tiny gallery piece for the keeper's jacket or bag.

The leucistic axolotl face, pin-sized — for the keeper who wants their morph on their jacket.

The wild-type axolotl face, pin-sized.

The golden albino axolotl face, pin-sized.

The melanoid axolotl face, pin-sized.

A dart frog's whole personality, pin-sized.

That famous Pacman-frog mouth, reimagined as built-in storage — for the keeper's coffee break.

The toad version of resting face, for the first coffee of the morning.

A toad-shaped detour through a very familiar crossing, wrapped around your mug. No words, no logos.

A Renaissance masterpiece, re-sat by an axolotl. Wall art for the keeper who thinks their axolotl's smile belongs in a museum.

A toad-shaped detour through a very familiar crossing, framed as wide wall art. No words, no logos.

That famous Pacman-frog mouth, reimagined as built-in storage, on a mug made for the campsite as much as the kitchen.

The toad version of resting face, for the first coffee at the campsite.

A toad-shaped detour through a very familiar crossing, wrapped around an enamel camp mug. No words, no logos.

A Renaissance masterpiece, re-sat by an axolotl, to put back together piece by piece.

A toad-shaped detour through a very familiar crossing, in 520 pieces. No words, no logos.

An axolotl's version of bed hair, for the keeper who needs a hot drink before the day can start.

A frog fooled by a marshmallow in a mug of cocoa, for anyone who has grabbed the wrong snack.

An axolotl whose feathery gills double as a tree, for the keeper who has everything else in the tank.

A tree frog applying for the job of tree topper, for the keeper who wants a frog at the top of the tree.

A toad retreating into its burrow, for anyone who is happiest once the plans are cancelled.

A plump, happy tree frog proud of its double chin, for the keeper who loves a chubby frog.

A Pacman frog dining alone and loving it, for anyone who happily eats by themselves.

A Pacman frog whose pointed eyelid tips count as antlers if you squint, for the keeper with a very flat-faced friend.

A newt arching up to show its bright belly with a very serious face, for the keeper who knows the warning look.

A salamander that strolls off while its tail stays behind, for anyone who always leaves the party early.

A frog with a puffed throat practising its best quack, for the keeper whose frog has a very odd voice.

A red-eyed tree frog that is only half awake, for the keeper whose mornings need a hot drink first.

A Pacman frog yawning as wide as the mug at sunrise, for the keeper whose mornings start with a very big yawn.

A newt cruising calmly under the ice, for the winter camper who keeps going in any weather.

A toad tasting the first snowflakes in a quiet night garden, for the toad keeper who loves a calm winter evening.

A giant salamander dozing in a snowy stream, for the keeper who loves a calm, quiet winter scene.

A pattern of dart frogs in every colour morph among snowflakes, for the dart frog keeper who loves a bright winter drink.

A red-eyed tree frog already wearing the holiday colours, for the tree frog keeper who wants a bright ornament.

A toad with no plans to get up, for anyone who loves a lie-in on a winter morning.

A Pacman frog hiding in the leaves with a star on its head, waiting for a cricket, for the keeper who loves a frog that sits and waits.

A dart frog in its own ring of mist that curls into a wreath, for the dart frog keeper who is always misting.

A giant salamander proud of its wrinkles, for anyone who wears their years well.

A pattern of Pacman frogs catching snowflakes with their mouths wide open, for the keeper whose frog is always ready to eat.

A pattern of salamanders with candy-cane stripes among holly, for the salamander keeper who loves a holiday sock.

An axolotl wishing for a gift of bloodworms, for the keeper who spoils their axolotl at the holidays.

An axolotl wishing for a gift of bloodworms, for the keeper who spoils their axolotl at the holidays.

An axolotl showing off a freshly regrown toe, for the keeper who loves how axolotls regrow.

An axolotl showing off a freshly regrown toe, for the keeper who loves how axolotls regrow.

A salamander that wants nothing to do with a candle, for anyone who has been given a name they cannot live up to.

A salamander that wants nothing to do with a candle, for anyone who has been given a name they cannot live up to.

A frog missing the flies of summer, for anyone who misses summer snacks.

A frog missing the flies of summer, for anyone who misses summer snacks.

A stern orange newt with a berry on its head, for anyone who likes to be admired from a distance.

A stern orange newt with a berry on its head, for anyone who likes to be admired from a distance.

A round, glossy Pacman frog with a bow, shaped like a very happy ornament, for the keeper who loves a chubby frog.

A round, glossy Pacman frog with a bow, shaped like a very happy ornament, for the keeper who loves a chubby frog.

A worried toad with a snowflake on its head, for the toad keeper who feels the cold.

A tiny frog with a huge puffed-out throat, for anyone small with a big voice.

An axolotl at home in its pot hide at the holidays, for the keeper who loves a cosy tank.

A Pacman frog hiding among the sofa cushions, for the keeper whose frog looks exactly like decor.

A Pacman frog waiting by the door with its mouth already open, for anyone who is ready for every delivery.

A toad browsing a shelf of gifts, for anyone who shops for the fun of it.

A giant log of snug salamander rooms with small things to find, for the salamander keeper who loves a puzzle.

A dart frog on a gift-wrapped tub of fruit flies, for the keeper who knows what a frog wants most.

A dart frog on a gift-wrapped tub of fruit flies, for the keeper who knows what a frog wants most.

A tiny gate exposes the gap between the pixie nickname and adult size, for African bullfrog keepers who know how big their little pet gets.

Burrowing becomes a service included with the resident, for African bullfrog keepers whose carefully laid substrate gets rearranged.

Breakfast becomes a calendar appointment, for African bullfrog keepers used to spacing out an adult's meals.

A size mix-up becomes a paperwork joke for African clawed frog keepers who know this is no dwarf frog.

A stubborn lid tester becomes a determined negotiator for African clawed frog keepers familiar with escape attempts.

Breakfast goes down while standards go up in a pellet joke for African clawed frog keepers.

A surface breath becomes a required work break for African dwarf frog keepers who know the trip upstairs matters.

Four webbed feet become a tiny four-wheel-drive system for African dwarf frog keepers who enjoy watching every turn.

Target feeding becomes a booked breakfast service for African dwarf frog keepers who make sure the slow diner gets its meal.

The cool-loving resident takes charge of the heating, for alpine newt keepers who know whose temperature choice wins.

A lid check becomes the resident's official job, for alpine newt keepers who take a secure tank top seriously.

A bright belly does not guarantee a bright start, for alpine newt fans who also reach for snooze.

An illustration runs out of room before its subject ends, for amphiuma keepers who know how much salamander there is.

A secure lid faces a persistent negotiator in a joke for amphiuma keepers who know their escape attempts.

Long feeding tongs become the breakfast cutlery of choice for amphiuma keepers who respect that eager mouth.

Empty leg warmers make a clear case for skipping leg day, for aquatic caecilian fans whose favourite amphibian has no limbs.

A sandy nose becomes a personal quality check for aquatic caecilian keepers who take the tank floor seriously.

Hunting by smell becomes a morning coffee search for aquatic caecilian keepers who recognise the tiny-eyed expert.

Puffing up becomes a sudden size upgrade, for Asian painted frog fans who appreciate a very round defence.

A sticky defence creates an unwanted leaf attachment, for Asian painted frog fans who enjoy the literal side of affection.

Night hunting gives breakfast a different shift, for Asian painted frog keepers whose resident eats after dark.

Gentle water comes with firm demands in a filter-setting joke for aquatic tiger salamander keepers.

A possible move from water to land becomes a change-of-address joke for aquatic tiger salamander keepers.

Hot tea fails a cool-water resident's standards in a temperature joke for aquatic tiger salamander keepers.

Shallow water holds very deep feelings in a grumpy joke for Budgett's frog keepers and fans.

A bitten direction sign spells out the viewing distance for Budgett's frog keepers who respect that mouth.

Even decaf cannot soften the morning glare in a joke for Budgett's frog keepers and fellow grumps.

A bright warning belly becomes the small print for Chinese fire-bellied newt fans who know to read the orange bits.

One pellet brings out the little food goblin, for Chinese fire-bellied newt keepers who know the feeding routine.

Hot drinks and cool water make a keeper's perfect pairing, for Chinese fire-bellied newt fans who know which guest needs which.

A walnut makes an adult's tiny size clear, for clown tree frog fans tired of explaining that the little one is fully grown.

A little water dish becomes a private pool, for clown tree frog keepers who furnish luxury on a tiny scale.

The keeper's alarm extends a night worker's shift, for clown tree frog keepers with a different idea of morning.

The feeder insect gets the fancy meal first in a gut-loading joke for Colorado River toad keepers.

Golden eyes turn a stray petal into an occasion for judgement, for Colorado River toad keepers and fans.

Sunset starts the working day in a dusk joke for Colorado River toad keepers and evening people.

A tiny tenant brings a huge setup bill, for dyeing poison dart frog keepers who have seen the running total.

A mist-loving little goblin stands in for the humidity routine, for dyeing poison dart frog keepers who check the damp details.

Office culture becomes a jar of feeders for dyeing poison dart frog keepers whose desk talk comes with fruit flies.

A cautious look into shallow water makes a small commitment joke, for emperor newt keepers familiar with a mostly land-based resident.

The keeper's breakfast stays put while the resident's jumps away, for emperor newt keepers used to meals with escape plans.

A feeder culture gets the care of a kitchen starter in a joke for golden mantella keepers who raise flies.

Orange skin makes a tempting fruit disguise for golden mantella fans who can spot the frog in the peel.

Natural orange colour becomes a morning brightness setting for golden mantella keepers who need more time to wake up.

A patch of bark turns out to be alive, for gray tree frog fans who enjoy spotting the hidden sitter.

A closed-door policy turns limited handling into a polite refusal, for gray tree frog keepers happy to admire from outside.

Morning becomes an error in the diary for gray tree frog keepers who understand a night owl's view of the alarm.

The resident becomes a lid inspector with a gap to investigate, for Kaiser's spotted newt keepers familiar with secure-top checks.

Keeper and resident each place a special water order, for Kaiser's spotted newt keepers balancing coffee with tank care.

One tiny diner keeps two feeder farms busy in a joke for mimic poison dart frog keepers.

A captive-bred frog calls off the warning bell in a joke for mimic poison dart frog keepers who know theirs is non-toxic.

The humidity check takes first place on the work list for mimic poison dart frog keepers with their own morning tasks.

A territorial tenant closes the letting office, for paddletail newt keepers who know this home is for one.

A secure tank lid gets a personal inspection, for paddletail newt keepers who take the closing checks seriously.

A tea break comes with tank chores, for paddletail newt keepers whose own fresh cup reminds them about fresh water.

A bird-like call leads to the wrong front door, for phantasmal poison dart frog keepers who recognise the singer.

A fruit-fly culture gets a tasting review, for phantasmal poison dart frog keepers who grow the next meal.

Leaf litter becomes a cosy cupful, for phantasmal poison dart frog keepers whose idea of a good blend includes habitat leaves.

A possible tankmate gets mistaken for the next course in a siren keeper's joke about a very eager appetite.

Even the picture frame needs an upgrade in a space joke for siren keepers familiar with a long resident.

Sunrise ends the day for a night-active siren, for keepers who share that upside-down sleeping schedule.

An easy starting level comes with a very large character, for Spanish ribbed newt fans who know beginner-friendly can still mean big.

Slow food becomes a meal that crawls, for Spanish ribbed newt keepers who appreciate a very literal menu joke.

Matching cups hold two very different breakfasts, for Spanish ribbed newt keepers who reserve the worm infusion for their tank resident.

Motherhood comes with a whole back of nursery pockets, for Surinam toad fans who know how the young emerge.

A small tankmate becomes a meal instead of a roommate, for Surinam toad keepers who understand the housing joke.

Sinking food becomes a special breakfast order, for Surinam toad keepers whose resident prefers a meal below the surface.

A plain green top meets wild striped trousers, for tiger-leg monkey frog fans who admire its split dress code.

The daily UVB routine becomes a little moment of enlightenment, for tiger-leg monkey frog keepers who remember the light switch.

Tea time moves at a deliberate walking pace, for tiger-leg monkey frog fans who are happy to wait for the next step.

A tomato lookalike in a produce basket chooses its own lunch, for tomato frog fans who know this red round thing eats crickets.

Calcium dust becomes a special meal request, for tomato frog keepers familiar with preparing powdered crickets.

The resident's coco comes before the keeper's cocoa, for tomato frog keepers whose morning starts with the burrowing setup.

The moss display turns out to have toes in a camouflage joke for Vietnamese mossy frog keepers and fans.

Natural bumps become a prize feature for Vietnamese mossy frog keepers and fans who admire every lump.

Cool tastes rule the breakfast table in a coffee-temperature joke for Vietnamese mossy frog keepers.

Extra mist becomes an unwanted subscription, for waxy monkey tree frog keepers who know this climber prefers a drier setup.

A sturdy-branch requirement becomes a firm veto on a flimsy twig, for waxy monkey tree frog keepers who choose the perches.

Coffee loses heat while one careful step continues, for waxy monkey tree frog keepers who know the pace is part of the charm.

Burrowing becomes a service included with the resident, for African bullfrog keepers whose carefully laid substrate gets rearranged.

A stubborn lid tester becomes a determined negotiator for African clawed frog keepers familiar with escape attempts.

Four webbed feet become a tiny four-wheel-drive system for African dwarf frog keepers who enjoy watching every turn.

A lid check becomes the resident's official job, for alpine newt keepers who take a secure tank top seriously.

A secure lid faces a persistent negotiator in a joke for amphiuma keepers who know their escape attempts.

A sandy nose becomes a personal quality check for aquatic caecilian keepers who take the tank floor seriously.

A sticky defence creates an unwanted leaf attachment, for Asian painted frog fans who enjoy the literal side of affection.

A possible move from water to land becomes a change-of-address joke for aquatic tiger salamander keepers.

A bitten direction sign spells out the viewing distance for Budgett's frog keepers who respect that mouth.

One pellet brings out the little food goblin, for Chinese fire-bellied newt keepers who know the feeding routine.

A little water dish becomes a private pool, for clown tree frog keepers who furnish luxury on a tiny scale.

Golden eyes turn a stray petal into an occasion for judgement, for Colorado River toad keepers and fans.

A mist-loving little goblin stands in for the humidity routine, for dyeing poison dart frog keepers who check the damp details.

A cautious look into shallow water makes a small commitment joke, for emperor newt keepers familiar with a mostly land-based resident.

Orange skin makes a tempting fruit disguise for golden mantella fans who can spot the frog in the peel.

A closed-door policy turns limited handling into a polite refusal, for gray tree frog keepers happy to admire from outside.

The resident becomes a lid inspector with a gap to investigate, for Kaiser's spotted newt keepers familiar with secure-top checks.

A captive-bred frog calls off the warning bell in a joke for mimic poison dart frog keepers who know theirs is non-toxic.

A secure tank lid gets a personal inspection, for paddletail newt keepers who take the closing checks seriously.

A fruit-fly culture gets a tasting review, for phantasmal poison dart frog keepers who grow the next meal.

Even the picture frame needs an upgrade in a space joke for siren keepers familiar with a long resident.

Slow food becomes a meal that crawls, for Spanish ribbed newt keepers who appreciate a very literal menu joke.

A small tankmate becomes a meal instead of a roommate, for Surinam toad keepers who understand the housing joke.

The daily UVB routine becomes a little moment of enlightenment, for tiger-leg monkey frog keepers who remember the light switch.

Calcium dust becomes a special meal request, for tomato frog keepers familiar with preparing powdered crickets.

Natural bumps become a prize feature for Vietnamese mossy frog keepers and fans who admire every lump.

A sturdy-branch requirement becomes a firm veto on a flimsy twig, for waxy monkey tree frog keepers who choose the perches.