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Previous owner says it's a 5 year old male red tail het albino... I think it's a Columbian.

Hey now. *I* never said it was a red tail... I was just told that's what it was...

I don't recommend it unless you really, really know your surroundings... but my two snakes, at least in the summer, eat what the cats kill. Now, I say you have to know your surroundings because rodents could be poisoned, which isn't good for the snakes. But I live pretty much surrounded by cow...

It was more of a "Eww, you caught an earwig. Throw it in for the gecko" rather than using them as a steady source of feeders. Personally, I've never noticed a smell on them, though... course, I don't sniff them...

Well, she's already eaten a few, with no ill effects that I've witnessed, but it's better to ask: any issues with Leopard Geckos eating earwigs?

I too echo that the oscar's will get him, especially when he molts. As for what fish will it take... the common pleco might endure. The eel, depending on how strong it is. Oscar's are in no danger. The rest are fast food.

Up by Vernon River. And if you work at Critters, you probably know me (and Passiontiger) since we get our mice there. As to the BS: the teenager in the house who "owned" the snake used to work at Pets Unlimited...

Passion is forcing me to post that she's feeling redeemed, because she was right that it was a snow, and I was wrong about it being just an albino. That having posted such, I will be going to my room without supper.

- been a while since I've posted... still read, things have been hectic with the 4th baby. Anyways.... A 'too good to be true' classified went up: 4 year old corn snake with cracked 33g, undertank heater, and a few in-tank accessories. Passiontiger brought it home last night. The ad, and...

Unless you put them together... .. king snake would be happy, though...

And it's a 770 lb stingray! Anyone have a tank for this sucker? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/4798131/British-biologist-catches-55-stone-record-breaking-stingray.html

The ongoing drama of my no-longer-escaped kingsnake, her encounter with the cat, and the road to recovery. At least she's eating now. But, we have a problem with the last inch of her tail, which was damaged by the cat with tail envy (the cat is a manx, hence no tail) She just shed last week as...

Let's just make a big bright target for the sniper to find you easier...

Was a mouse he got on his own, don't know if it was live or if it stole a cat kill. If it was poison, that's a pretty long-distance mouse, I can guarantee no mouse poison for at least a half a mile in any direction.

So, what you're saying, is that to make a successful grow-op and not get caught, I should keep reptiles on a ground-floor room, and a grow-op in the basement right underneath it. So, when the cops show up, I show them the herps, and get off scot free? :ROFL: :screwy:

Recaptured my king snake way back on he 14th, injured by the cat (for those of you who missed the thread). Had him in a 1 gallon to heal for a few days, where he regurgitated a mouse. Put him in his new 20g on the 18th. Now he won't eat. But he drinks like a fish. Any thoughts/worries?

Sugar Glider, sweetie... not sugar baby :)

They say a picture is worth 1000 words... here's 4000 Supermarket was light on leaves other than lettuce, getting a truck in this morning so should have better. But that's his first self-feeding, a mix of green beans, shredded carrot, and red peppers. Nice iggy. Here's the...

Temptation is very active today, and the deep cut has sealed itself... have look hard to find where it is... still tender though. Also found that he was doing the cats' job, regurgitated a mouse overnight. Seems a turf war between cat and snake cause the fight. And Lat... Grandview (up past...

There are whales with shells?