man you got lucky on that trip, thats awesome. Sweet pics, you should post some more. As much as i love reptiles vipers would be a tough one to own, they always look so pissed off
St Louis Zoo reptile house - behind the scenes
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You are extremely lucky to have got the tour, I would kill for that..I was really excited about it...and the even better news...I can do it any time I want. lol
My buddy Matt strictly works with the venomous there. I was hoping he'd open up the door to the big male King, but rules are rules. lol!
It was just awesome to be able to see and be within arms reach of animals that are no longer in the wild, ya know? Species that have been completely wiped out and there they are...sitting 2' in front of me.
Probably the coolest thing was that big Green Anaconda. To know she was saved from a food market and is now on display...and that big.
My buddy Matt strictly works with the venomous there. I was hoping he'd open up the door to the big male King, but rules are rules. lol!
It was just awesome to be able to see and be within arms reach of animals that are no longer in the wild, ya know? Species that have been completely wiped out and there they are...sitting 2' in front of me.
Probably the coolest thing was that big Green Anaconda. To know she was saved from a food market and is now on display...and that big.
Wow, I would love to do something like this! Thanks for sharing. Maybe I missed it, but I would love to see the rest of the pics, can you show me your photbucket? Thanks!
Instead of uploading them to a new folder, on photobucket, I accidentally uploaded them to my main folder.
I'm trying to figure out a way to move them, without breaking the link to the pics I've already posted.
As soon as I do that, I'll get the link posted, for the album. Sorry.
I'm trying to figure out a way to move them, without breaking the link to the pics I've already posted.
As soon as I do that, I'll get the link posted, for the album. Sorry.
