Current:
- Look at my signature
Past:
- Countless beetles, butterflies, moths, flies, ladybugs, wolf spiders, and other various critters as a kid
- 2 Hermit Crabs
- A shoal of self-cannabilizing guppies (the guppies just ate themselves... and the last one swimming just ate his own tail and died.
- 1 Leopard Frog (caught him,he was with me for about 3 years before he escaped out of the enclosure into the family pond -- he was heard croaking for about 3 years afterward)
- 1 Green Tree Frog
- 1 Great Plains Toad (at the time, I didn't know that herps should be mixed, so it was housed with the GTF)
- 1 Green Anole (Had this little dude back when I was 8)
- 1 House Gecko
- 1 Day Gecko
- 2 Leopard Gecko
- 1 Blue-Tongued Skink
- 3 Corn Snakes
- 1 Milk Snake
- 1 King Snake
- 3 African Drawf Frog (I will never buy another aquatic frog, they are always in crappy condition from the suppliers)
- 30 Neon Tetras (same reason as above)
Handled and Cared For (not owned by me):
- Plains and Diamondback rattlesnakes (both wild and captive)
- Copperheads
- Cottonmouth
- Gaboon Vipers
- Mambas
- Monocled Cobras
- Ball Pythons
- Children's Pythons
- Carpet Pythons
- Burmese Pythons
- Reticulated Pythons
- Red-Tailed Boas
- Anacondas (I have no idea how these guys end up in the pet trade, I hate them)
- Blood Pythons
- Garter Snakes
- Racers
- Gopher Snakes
- Rubber Boas
- Green Tree Pythons
- Amazon Tree Boas
- Emerald Tree Boas
- Igaunas (Green, Desert, Rhino)
- Bearded Dragons
- Water Dragons
- Water Monitors
- Savannah Monitors
- Tegus
I am sure there are more that went under my care, but the ones above are the ones I remember the best. Some of the above herps make me wonder why the hell people buy them, especially the hot ones, and then give them up.