baby croc :)
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Death Pony;2459233; said:
I was thinking the same thing!! Do you own any dogs or kids?? That might be something to think about as these guys get bigger.
Actualy it can be surprisigly cheapfrnchjeep;2456882; said:
Road kill animals ,dead fish from fish farms and supermarket bucher and fishery leftovers make the bulk of the diet of zoo crocs. And adult crocs only have to eat like 2 times a mouth. Great baby crocs you got there
Allways loved crocsA store in my area has baby Nile crocs for sale.Bsixxx;2454806; said:they sell crocs as pets to private sellers!!!! sheesh what next blue whales at petco
nice lil crocs
krichardson;2459309; said:
Great!!! I can't wait to see what the owner does when they hit that 12 foot mark
Same,even though their illegal.Makes me miss mine.krichardson;2459309; said:
I had a nile croc,and a dwarf caiman.
And the food bill isn't too expensive.I fed mine rats,chicken,pork,tilapia,trout,duck,and goldfish.Interesting but aggressive,
So cute those little guys. I'd love a croc, I was thinking about getting one of those caiman hybrids awhile back, they apparently don't get ridiculously huge.
What hybrid type?CTU2fan;2459673; said:
Either way all avaliable croc species will exceed 4ft+ and will become aggresive,especially when they get older.yes,if handeled as baby's they can somewhat become "socialized" if handeled when young,but adults will only bear a slight tameness.Dwarf caimans can be housed in most standard LARGE aquariums.And don't get spectacled caimans.Most are somewhat expensive,but they are shy,especially when babies,which causes them to get nippy.Then,as adults,they retain this and will be very aggresive,and lose most of their shyness too.American alligators are hardy,but large.Not way too aggresive,though when they are,they are EXTREMELY dangerous.Handling them as young will help alot too.Females don't get as large,and though I wouldn't reccomend any of the two genders,or croc species for that matter,if your depserate on getting an ali,go with a female.Most get 6-8ft long,which is still large,and can be more or less docile than males,though I still wouldn't count on it.Finally I'm going to address nile crocs.Not extremely common,however,a few quick searches will help you find a couple.Not very expensive becuase most owners want to rid of theirs.They get 11-16 ft mostly,and are,very aggresive,I repeat,keyword AGGRESIVE!
freakin sweet pick up. i saw a show on a guy that had his basement set up for an alligator. pond and everything. it was awesome. post some more pics
