That's a lot of different reptiles haha. Also decided to pick up some black convicts for my tank, 4 for $1.50 so I couldn't resist. They tiny so they might get eaten but it adds a little pizazz to the tank... For the time being haha
The Snapper Thread
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Hey man you cant keep Lacertas
Or chinese croc lizards
Wonder how thouse slow breeding endangered animals could like become a plage in Oregon or Lacerta monticola wich is practicly unatainable
(since you already know people from inside, I would talk to them about the possibility to remove chinese croc lizards from there
most house plants are more dangerous to the ecossistem, its simply unracional) But you can keep sideneck turtles including matamatas, many musks, asian softshells and tortoises
Do you have reptile shows?
Or chinese croc lizards Wonder how thouse slow breeding endangered animals could like become a plage in Oregon or Lacerta monticola wich is practicly unatainable (since you already know people from inside, I would talk to them about the possibility to remove chinese croc lizards from there most house plants are more dangerous to the ecossistem, its simply unracional) But you can keep sideneck turtles including matamatas, many musks, asian softshells and tortoises Do you have reptile shows?I'd love a matamata one day. Probably my second favorite next to alligator snappers. Once my alligator snappers grow up and into a pond I'll get a matamata
Hi dudes.
As I promised I am posting several fotos of now two snappers, the gator snapper and the common snapper:
I'll be back in a moment with more....
As I promised I am posting several fotos of now two snappers, the gator snapper and the common snapper:
I'll be back in a moment with more....
Great looking turtles! Looks like your gator snapper is picture shy, always has its eyes slightly closed haha
Dan Feller;2910471; said:
Hi Dan.
Nope, it is not my school that is a small highschool that is located in front of a park in the neiborhood I live in and is pretty calm and nice.
Cheers.
Superbuddha14;2912064; said:
It is because there was some sand remaining over the gator snapper shell and head and some seemed to have gotten inside his eyes.
Cheers.
