I have a snow corn snake named Zyprexa.
Ooooh, CR, pacman frogs have always been my favourite frog. I have always wanted to own one.
We have owned reptiles for over 30 yrs. We own 3 leopard geckos's ( my boys pets), I would say about 50 various breeds of poison dart frogs, pacman frog (my garbage disposal ) I don't know how many snakes he has in the basement and I don't want to know.( lord only knows what he is hiding down there from me lol ) we bred beardies for about 6 years. oh yeah and tarantulas not sure how many, 3 tortoises ( 1 Russian, 2 Sulcata's), veiled chameleon ( another of my son's pets) And I am sure I am forgetting more that is here. So yeah I kind of live in a zoo
We have a very spoiled and bratty bearded dragon. We came close to getting a snake (an egg eating snake in particular), but got our corso puppy instead. Much better at cuddling, lol. I hear leopard geckos make really good little pets.
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What do you feed it? They can eat mice, right?
Ah! I've got a bit of a soft spot for inverts. I don't mind tarantulas, but true spiders still give me the absolute creeps.
What are the leos like?
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They are very low maintenance reps to keep. Dry cage, heat tape, mealworms and crickets for feed. They are usually very laid back if you get one from a baby and handle it regularly. They will arch their backs like a cat when you pet them.
Love it! How does he find you coming in from the top of the tank, does it spook him?
Not really, she's pretty much used to it by now unless she doesn't notice us coming. We come in and out of the top of her tank every day to feed or handle her. Her tank is on the same level with all the dogs and cats too, and she doesn't even pay attention to them anymore. The exception is a harlequin Dane we fostered. She lunged and barked at the glass a few times before realizing we wouldn't allow that. Almost a year after she was adopted by her new family, we dog sat her for a few days while her owners were out of town. As soon as our bearded dragon caught sight of the Dane, she puffed out her beard and turned black. She kept her eye on that dog the entire time she was here. Apparently she has a much better memory than I would have expected.
Ahh well there he is.. Older pic he's a tad bit bigger now.
Not a reptile but that's my other little bad ass.. Been bit by him more then all the other pets combined.
Ahh well there he is.. Older pic he's a tad bit bigger now.
Not a reptile but that's my other little bad ass.. Been bit by him more then all the other pets combined.
The RTB is a male I picked up earlier this year. Roughly 4-4.5"
I had to rehome my 8.5" female earlier in the year. A co-workers husband took her in. Making his 4th boa over 8 foot. Lol. And I can Still go see her if I wanted. My little guy is actually one from a previous breeding project of his.
The burms and retics actually are very intimidating. A 10" + snake is pretty gnarly.
Even my old female was soooooo strong. And ima big ass guy.
I can't honestly say I'd want a snake that large again. Hence why I got a male this go round.