Some Of Our Other Babies

[Luke & Penny]

We Keep reptiles aswell as fish so i thought id share some pics of them with you all, some of them have done plenty of growing since these pictures were taken,

Moondance one of pennys Amazon Tree boas

My Common Boas Bonnie and clyde

Bobby Jo our female leopard gecko

Mystery one of my Amazon tree boas

Kin my other Amazon treeboa

and Kia Pennys other Ammazon treeboa

 

[ncstater1919]

wow thats alot of snakes, poor mouse

 

[MegTheFish]

Wow, they are stunning!!!

 

[Bloo]

I thought you meant kids !
The fourth pic down I don't like at all but the last pic I think is absolutely awesome !

 

[kat and james]

wow very beautiful.. i love snakes.. james not so keen.. but we will own a chameleon one day! i can't wait!

 

[moray]

the snakes are great. really like the one in the last pic.

 

[Luke & Penny]

sorry bloozoo, didnt mean to upset anyone, yeah its not a nice thing to see, i look at it as nature and it helps,

Luke

 

[bunjiweb]

I've been thinking about setting up a 30x18x12" tank i have for a gecko or chameleon. Is there much i have to know? I'm guessing heat is very important, and keeping it clean?

Ben

 

[tekknocolor]

Beautiful leopard gecko! The color is stunning and warm.

 

[rachelbatchelor]

Wow. Fantastic pictures.

 

[Luke & Penny]

hi ben
Chameleons are harder to keep than most geckos, that tank size is perfect for a gecko, but chameleons need height more than anything and theyre humidity requirements are quite demanding. There are a few species of gecko you could get to start off with, ideally the leopard gecko like ours is the most popular and reccomended, and unlike other geckos do not climb walls as they dont have the powerful suction on their feet.
There are many good books available on the care of leos, heat is the main factor usually supplied via heat bulb over the top or a heat matt underneath, or both as some people do, as at some point the bulb will have to come off for night time, make sure all heating is statted on a good thermostat, and remember leos are nocturnal so they will only really venture out in the evening, their native country is parts of india, pakistan and afghanistan so gives you an idea of temps.
They feed on crickets, locusts, mealworms and waxworms etc, meaning theyre insectivorious.
Ours will feed solely on waxworms and despite claims that this is too fattening for the leo, it hasnt done ours any harm for the 5 odd years shes been alive.
Provide plenty of hides, ideally sand as a sunstrate and a nice shallow water dish, thats kept clean, remove any mess matter and soon you will have a friend for life. You could even get a pair, but make sure you keep to the male and female rule or 2 females, not 2 males.
If you need any help, just give us a shout and il be able to help you more.

Luke

 

[soggysandwich]

nice snakes i would get one but parents say no, so i have a chameleon and i love her! here is a picture of her, its a little old, she is a little bigger now. the only said thing is i have had her for 2 years in nov. and i have still not named her. i have hard time naming my pets

here i just took these
Her Cage

Her

 

[Bloo]

wow soggysandwich, she's a beauty the pic of her "housing" isn't showing up though ?

 

[Luke & Penny]

shes a beauty

 

[tekknocolor]

What an awesome chameleon, soggysandwich! Maybe you should ask her what her name is?

Reminds me of Breakfast at Tiffany's.

I'M...SORRY.

IS HE ALL RIGHT?

SURE. SURE, HE'S O.K.

AREN'T YOU, CAT?

POOR OLD CAT.

POOR SLOB.

POOR SLOB
WITHOUT A NAME.

I DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT
TO GIVE HIM ONE.

Seriously though, how do you go 2 years without giving her a name?