I would love you see your reptiles!

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This thread was supposed to be called "i would love to see your reptiles!"
oh deary me!


here's my little fella Albert!

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Open up wide mr lizard!
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this little critter is doomed!!!
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He likes to eat... :D

let's see 'em..reptile post :D
 
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This is statler my hognose. I'm yet to get a wardorf!

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This is captian morgan... Need to do a tighter crop! will be relooking at these images after my retakes.

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These are my geckos, unfortunately i had to sell them when i moved to uni.

I bred this one - Brain

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another one bred by me - Pinky

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another one bred by me - Naboo (star wars not mighty boosh!)

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and last but not lest, the proud parents...

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Loving the pics! reptiles are beautiful!
sorry to hear about that mark! that's quite unfortunate! :(
I had a snake once, unfortunately he went missing for 8 weeks, until i found him in the back garden trying to eat my mother's dog, at the time my dad had 2 Californian king snakes and one of the vivarium's had broken, so we had no option but to put both my corn snake, and my dad's king snake, in the same viv but in separate container's, my dad's snake somehow managed to break free from its own container, and into my snakes container and ate my snake whole :(
 
Some great shots
 
Female Sri Lankan Pit Viper

My young female looking straight into the camera, no crop and as close as the lens would focus.

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slippery42 said:
Female Sri Lankan Pit Viper

My young female looking straight into the camera, no crop and as close as the lens would focus.

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Absolutely Beautiful!!! One of the many hots i want to get , one day! (y)
 
Our Conchita


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Not sure what type but think testudograeca and not sure of her age either :LOL: but she's only tiny so quite young
 
Wow!! these photos are amazing!! some awesome shot's!

Slippery42, your Female Sri Lankan Pit Viper, she's beautiful!!
You've got to love reptiles!
 
A friend asked if I could do some shots of his collection, I don't think they have been posted on here... ID's may be a bit off, but enjoyed the shoot, did a lot of work on my Canon G, fitted with a close up lens, many shots were with multi flash.

1 - Madagascan Dumeril’s Boa
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2 - Corn Snake
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3 - Going eye to eye, with this, I am sure it was measuring me up...
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4 - Hognosed Snake
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5 - Australian Carpet Python - the shaft of light is a tripod leg from one of my light stands!!
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6 - Just loved doing the lizards - Crested Gecko
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Also did a whole load of spiders, let me know if you want some more...
 
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Taken at our local butterfly world. This chap is allowed to run 'free' in the butterfly enclosure.
 
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I would love to keep reptiles but we really don't have the room in our tiny house - so I have to make do with looking at other peoples:

1. Leopard Gecko from Liberty's Owl / Raptor / Reptile Centre

Leopard Gecko by Daysleeper40, on Flickr

2. Crested Gecko from the same collection

Crested Gecko 2 by Daysleeper40, on Flickr

3. One of Whipsnades Blue Spiny Lizards

Blue Spiny Lizard by Daysleeper40, on Flickr

4. Fiji Banded Iguana from Cotswold Wildlife park - love this section at CWP

Fiji Banded Iguana by Daysleeper40, on Flickr

Hope you enjoyed (y)
 
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A friend asked if I could do some shots of his collection, I don't think they have been posted on here... ID's may be a bit off, but enjoyed the shoot, did a lot of work on my Canon G, fitted with a close up lens, many shots were with multi flash.

1 - Madagascan Dumeril’s Boa
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2 - Corn Snake
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3 - Going eye to eye, with this, I am sure it was measuring me up...
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4 - Hognosed Snake
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5 - Australian Carpet Python - the shaft of light is a tripod leg from one of my light stands!!
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6 - Just loved doing the lizards - Crested Gecko
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Also did a whole load of spiders, let me know if you want some more...
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Yes! Spider's would be great :)
Crested Gecko, Thats a cracking shot! my mate has some there feet are sooo soft! I fell in love with them!
 
Wow, some amazing pictures here!! Especially the green pit viper :eek:

Snakes and spiders scare the bejesus outta me!! Has anyone who keeps venomous snakes been bitten? That would really worry me! Let alone if the damn thing escaped! :eek:
 
starkersclark said:
Has anyone who keeps venomous snakes been bitten? That would really worry me! Let alone if the damn thing escaped! :eek:
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To my knowledge the guys that keep the poisonous snakes (and scorpions and spiders) either have the poison glands removed or keep antidote with them.

I inquired a few years ago (not in the UK) as I wanted to purchase an Arabian Fat-tailed scorpion.:nuts:
 
starkersclark said:
Wow, some amazing pictures here!! Especially the green pit viper :eek:

Snakes and spiders scare the bejesus outta me!! Has anyone who keeps venomous snakes been bitten? That would really worry me! Let alone if the damn thing escaped! :eek:
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I don't know about venomous snakes, but some dude at the reptile shop in town was handling a snake and I saw a big big black and blue bruise on his arm and a few red punctures, asked him which one managed to take a chunk from him and he pointed....at the Boa Constrictor. i mean! :help: Rather him than me I tell you!
 
Smokeyj said:
To my knowledge the guys that keep the poisonous snakes (and scorpions and spiders) either have the poison glands removed or keep antidote with them.

I inquired a few years ago (not in the UK) as I wanted to purchase an Arabian Fat-tailed scorpion.:nuts:
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I did wonder whether you could remove (so to speak) the poison glands or something like that! :)

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I don't know about venomous snakes, but some dude at the reptile shop in town was handling a snake and I saw a big big black and blue bruise on his arm and a few red punctures, asked him which one managed to take a chunk from him and he pointed....at the Boa Constrictor. i mean! :help: Rather him than me I tell you!
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Blimey!! :bonk:
 
Smokeyj said:
To my knowledge the guys that keep the poisonous snakes (and scorpions and spiders) either have the poison glands removed or keep antidote with them.

I inquired a few years ago (not in the UK) as I wanted to purchase an Arabian Fat-tailed scorpion.:nuts:
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It's actually illegal in the UK to keep a venomoid (an animal that has had it's venom apparatus removed). To keep species that are on the DWA list (most venomous snakes) you have to apply for a license from you local council.

Kudos to the guys who posted pics of the hognose snakes, they are a pain in the bum to keep still.(y)

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few old pics of mine...
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Awww, there are some gorgeous reptiles in this thread :love:

Haven't taken or shared photo's of my wee clan for ages so here's a recent one of each:

Petal Rio - Brazillian Rainbow Boa
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Groundmonsta - Normal Royal Python
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Cuddy - African House Snake (photo actually taken by my son as she is his snake - not too shabby but I did put it on auto ;) )
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