As the Ebay thread changed topic it looks like a few of us have or had these at some point.

Can we have another list? starting again with mine........................

 

1 pair of Plumed Basalisks

 

6 Emperor Scorpions

 

1 female Mexican red knee

 

2 Mexican Blondes

 

1 female Salmon Pink Bird Eater.

ok here goes mac,

 

7 bearded dragons

 

2 chameleons

 

4 leopard gekkos

 

1 chuckwalla

 

1 bosc moniter

 

1 blue tongued skink

 

2 african giant land snails ( yes really!)

 

30 bearded dragon eggs

 

16 chameleon eggs

 

 

 

cheerz

I only have a bearded Dragon now.

i used to have 2 Iguanas

a Boss Monitor

a Desert Dragon

a Mexican Red Knee

an Asian Bird eater

2 chille rose

and a snapping turtle!

ok here goes mac,

 

7 bearded dragons

 

2 chameleons

 

4 leopard gekkos

 

1 chuckwalla

 

1 bosc moniter

 

1 blue tongued skink

 

2 african giant land snails ( yes really!)

 

30 bearded dragon eggs

 

16 chameleon eggs

 

 

 

cheerz

 

Bloody hell Mick,is she selling the baby Dragons when they hatch?

are there any called.......

 

b19rks tiddly orange glowstick

MAC pie eater

Chunk overside slug (thought id beat you to it) :tongue:

 

add to the list, you know yer wanna :D

1 Pyton but not any more

Bloody hell Mick,is she selling the baby Dragons when they hatch?

 

I bleedin hope so. We`ve already got a room dedicated to to these wee beasty`s :)

FFS It'll be bloody stamp collecting next! Bwahaaahahahaa

Dont know about stamp colecting, in a room full of things like that it would be stomp colecting for me.

Dont stomp on Maccas pair of Plumed Basalisks! It'll bring tears to poor guys eyes!

FFS It'll be bloody stamp collecting next! Bwahaaahahahaa

 

maybe i should collect frogs. O hang on a minute, there supra`s. ;)

What is this National Geographic .co.uk? If so wheres the saggy boobies?

What is this National Geographic .co.uk? If so wheres the saggy boobies?

 

Did you really want to know???

pythons

burmese ( normal & albino )

royal

indian

aru island green tree

african rock

reticulated

blood

 

boas

hogg isalnd

common

red tail

green anacondas

yellow anacondas

rosy

rough scaled

cooks tree

viper boa

clouded

 

colubrids

bull snakes

northern pine

black pine

pacific gopher

pattenless pines

orange rat

yellow rat

great oaks rat

corn ( lots of differant colors and pattens )

green rat

texas rat

tiger art

ladder

aeculapian

leopard

easten four linned

western four linned

stinking goddess

radiated

mandarin

taiwanese beauty

hundred flower

twin spotted

ridley cave rat

russian

indian trinket

red tailed racer

black racer

cali kings

blotched

florida

mole

sinolan milks

peublan milks

honduran milks

mexican milks

eastern milks

mangrove

western hog nose

 

vipers

west african gaboon

rhino viper

long nossed

malayan copperheads

broad banded copperheads

white lipped

waglers

trans peco copperheads

fer de lance

western diamond backs

dwarf neo tropical

eastern diamond backs

timber rattler

pacific rattler

panamit rattler

 

cobras

snouted

death adder

 

I think thats it

that took bloody ages

What is this National Geographic .co.uk? If so wheres the saggy boobies?

 

well here they are just for you

 

Saggy boobs (work safe)

What is this National Geographic .co.uk? If so wheres the saggy boobies?

 

Listen here Frog lover,this is an interesting thread so **** off and don't spoil it :mac1: :rofl:

pythons

burmese ( normal & albino )

royal

indian

aru island green tree

african rock

reticulated

blood

 

boas

hogg isalnd

common

red tail

green anacondas

yellow anacondas

rosy

rough scaled

cooks tree

viper boa

clouded

 

colubrids

bull snakes

northern pine

black pine

pacific gopher

pattenless pines

orange rat

yellow rat

great oaks rat

corn ( lots of differant colors and pattens )

green rat

texas rat

tiger art

ladder

aeculapian

leopard

easten four linned

western four linned

stinking goddess

radiated

mandarin

taiwanese beauty

hundred flower

twin spotted

ridley cave rat

russian

indian trinket

red tailed racer

black racer

cali kings

blotched

florida

mole

sinolan milks

peublan milks

honduran milks

mexican milks

eastern milks

mangrove

western hog nose

 

vipers

west african gaboon

rhino viper

long nossed

malayan copperheads

broad banded copperheads

white lipped

waglers

trans peco copperheads

fer de lance

western diamond backs

dwarf neo tropical

eastern diamond backs

timber rattler

pacific rattler

panamit rattler

 

cobras

snouted

death adder

 

I think thats it

that took bloody ages

 

Russ all I can say to that lot is :shock: :bow: :bow: :bow:

kin ell russ, you really do own a reptile house :shock: :)

Jesus Russ. That's impressive.

 

My mate used to have a Honey Buzzard and an owl in his shed. But I guess they don't count.

Jesus Russ. That's impressive.

 

My mate used to have a Honey Buzzard and an owl in his shed. But I guess they don't count.

 

No they come under Birds mate ROFLMFAO :rofl: ;)

kin ell russ, you really do own a reptile house :shock: :)

I used to breed them to get a bit of cash in. yes I do have a reptile house,could not keep that many in the house. the caiman takes a small room to its self 8' by 5' by 3' tropical pond plus land section 5' by 3'

seems a lot but i have been keeping them for over 25 years

sure i've missed of a lot

MAC what are you thinking of getting ?

when you go to SE give me a shout if you want a look only live 20 mins away, should post some pics up in next day as i'm feeding most of them

MAC what are you thinking of getting ?

when you go to SE give me a shout if you want a look only live 20 mins away, should post some pics up in next day as i'm feeding most of them

 

Sounds like a plan mate :dance:

I have always liked rattle snakes but have no idea on what would be best to keep.

Sounds like a plan mate :dance:

I have always liked rattle snakes but have no idea on what would be best to keep.

avoid pygmy rattlers narley animal

easterns and westerns can get a bit large and will stand there ground

the calmist i've handled are the timber rattlers and the venom is not to strong

north pacifc are a nice size to handle

have a look at http://www.aztecreptiles.co.uk, tye does some venomoid neotropicals rattlers a good way to start no venom or so they say :rolleyes:

copperheads are probably the best to start with as they are mild in temprement and toxidity, and are bold will always sit out rather than under a hide :D

Russ, is this you???;

:rofl:

As the Ebay thread changed topic it looks like a few of us have or had these at some point.

Can we have another list? starting again with mine........................

 

1 pair of Plumed Basalisks

 

6 Emperor Scorpions

 

1 female Mexican red knee

 

2 Mexican Blondes

 

1 female Salmon Pink Bird Eater.

 

Could hanle the Female Mexican blondes or Brunetts I ain't fussy ,but sack the snakes and spiders un stuff.

Could hanle the Female Mexican blondes or Brunetts I ain't fussy ,but sack the snakes and spiders un stuff.

 

PMSL :rofl: Mark I am geting some of these when they are ready in a few weeks,I might even drop them down Berkys pants at Billing 2005 :rofl: