FishL:))
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Does this one work?
BReefer97
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Yes it did! She’s gorgeous!FishL) said:
FishL:))
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Thank you!BReefer97 said:
Sarah73
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My only reptile
ahouseofscales
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My crested gecko Asha! She's not the fanciest but I love her to bits <3
BReefer97
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Finally got Krampy’s new cage all set up! Adding in a few more branches tomorrow because now we can see where he wants to go so it’s not totally finished. Also have to wait until Lowe’s gets some pothos in because my cuttings aren’t growing quickly enough.
(This last picture was him in his previous cage but too cute not to share).
(This last picture was him in his previous cage but too cute not to share).
Kaiden ogle
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Rover just chilling out.
Kaiden ogle
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The babies!
BReefer97
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He really cannot, and does not, stand me...
And these two get huffy with me every night because I clean their water bin, replace it with water that’s warmer than normal and close it off for the night so it keeps the enclosure a bit warmer during these cold winter nights while I have their heat lamp off.
And these two get huffy with me every night because I clean their water bin, replace it with water that’s warmer than normal and close it off for the night so it keeps the enclosure a bit warmer during these cold winter nights while I have their heat lamp off.
QueenLittleLizard
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My leopard lizard (it’s my opinion that they shouldn’t be considered geckos) Snickers! I know their not arboreal, but he likes to climb on his vine anyway.
QueenLittleLizard
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(It didn’t work on my last post for some reason)
BReefer97
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Geckos are lizards, but not all lizards are geckos Geckos are part of the order “Gekkota,” in which there are over 1,000 species of gecko (separated in to 6 families). Geckos are small reptiles with soft skin, large heads and well developed limbs. They just lack sticky toe pads like other geckos because they’re not aborealQueenLittleLizard said:
But why do you think they shouldn’t be considered a gecko?
BReefer97
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I don’t know why I’ve never shared pictures of our OG, Big Momma. My boyfriend has had her for a very long time, she was the only reptile in the house for years (and now we have 40...). She’s over 10 years old and she has heterochromia she has two different colored eyes. She also doesn’t have a tail but she hasn’t since my boyfriend got her.
DoubleDutch
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Great pics !
BReefer97
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So guys... I said a while ago that I got what was believed to be two female ornate wood turtles...and then they started breeding with one another so I assumed Mavis was a girl and Marvin was a boy... well Mavis showed me her hemipenes last night so Mavis is now a Marco...... and I have a lovely gay couple of turtles.
We just got done building them an outdoor enclosure for the spring and summer but it’s too cold for them to be outside all night yet
We just got done building them an outdoor enclosure for the spring and summer but it’s too cold for them to be outside all night yet
Tez
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Sorry but my Blaze passed away but she was lovely and friendly when she was alive.
Thermals in the winter
Thermals in the winter
BReefer97
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I love close ups of this dude’s face, makes me giggle.
And Marvin enjoying his pond:
And Marvin enjoying his pond:
Pescado_Verde
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I took this one at the zoo today, Cayman Islands Blue Iguana named "Mickey".
BReefer97
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Hahahaha I took this picture of my wood turtle, Marco, and I couldn’t help myself...
He’s now a.... boxing turtle
He’s now a.... boxing turtle
Katie13
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My juvenile Leopard Gecko "Cleo the Leo"! She (my best guess on sex at this age) is a Lavender Jungle Mack Snow Leopard.
BReefer97
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Spent hours walking up stream in the mountains trying to find wood turtles. Thankfully wading through waist deep, freezing cold water paid off and I spotted this little guy. He was missing both of his front feet! They were likely chewed off as a baby by a fisher or raccoon. He got around like no one’s business though, that’s for sure.
This was my first time finding a North American wood turtle. This stream used to be full of them and now you’re extremely lucky just to come across one... it’s sad because they’re now endangered and still in decline. Please don’t take turtles from the wild. I know how cute and adorable they are, and “it’s just a turtle,” but it’s more than that. This species is absolutely amazing and it would be a shame not to have them around any longer.
This was my first time finding a North American wood turtle. This stream used to be full of them and now you’re extremely lucky just to come across one... it’s sad because they’re now endangered and still in decline. Please don’t take turtles from the wild. I know how cute and adorable they are, and “it’s just a turtle,” but it’s more than that. This species is absolutely amazing and it would be a shame not to have them around any longer.
John58ford
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HI guys, I've had this guys tank in the freshwater section a few times looking for some water quality advice and troubleshooting, finally got it all figured out. (Only took me 2+years to find the balance lol)
I introduce to you Lucky the Northwestern Garter Snake. He had a pretty bad spinal kink and was about 6 inches when we found him during spring clean up in the yard. Started him in a 10 gallon with a big baking dish full of water and he never got out off the thing. Maybe swimming is like physical therapy, he's up to about 22" now and the kink hardly slows him down
Pro tip, common garters don't swim as well so don't put them in an aquarium like this guy likes so much.
It's hard to get pictures of him in the water because he moves so fast but he spends about 4 hours a day in there swimming and stirring the water up, grazing on snails and rarely grabbing one of the female endler/guppy mutt females that breed in there now. When he was small though they were his primary food source, and got me into learning how to keep and breed fish. Now I have a fish room and he isn't even interested in eating them as they are too small. I have started enjoying that side of the hobby myself though so I'm cool with it.
I introduce to you Lucky the Northwestern Garter Snake. He had a pretty bad spinal kink and was about 6 inches when we found him during spring clean up in the yard. Started him in a 10 gallon with a big baking dish full of water and he never got out off the thing. Maybe swimming is like physical therapy, he's up to about 22" now and the kink hardly slows him down
Pro tip, common garters don't swim as well so don't put them in an aquarium like this guy likes so much.
It's hard to get pictures of him in the water because he moves so fast but he spends about 4 hours a day in there swimming and stirring the water up, grazing on snails and rarely grabbing one of the female endler/guppy mutt females that breed in there now. When he was small though they were his primary food source, and got me into learning how to keep and breed fish. Now I have a fish room and he isn't even interested in eating them as they are too small. I have started enjoying that side of the hobby myself though so I'm cool with it.
Cheesecake
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Woah! It's like a whole ecosystem! Awesome sauce!John58ford said:
Kudos to you for rescuing the baby snake.
Katie13
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My babies have gotten huge since I last posted! I also have added 5 more Leopard Geckos (from the 1 I originally posted). a bearded dragon, and a ball python.
Cheesecake
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I won't believe you unless you can supply photographic evidence .Katie13 said:
Katie13
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Gamer
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mimo91088
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I wish I still had reptiles. I can't wait to get out of this apartment! Loving these pics guys.
Pescado_Verde
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I took this shot at the zoo today. It's a sculpture.
The_fishy
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Need more snakes here, so here are a few of mine.
Caramel burm female almost 2 years old.
Normal het caramel burm male almost 2 years old.
Male hog island almost 2 years old.
Same male getting warm inside my sleeve.
Caramel male burm almost 1 year old.
Normal het caramel female almost 1 year old.
Male hog island boa about 6 years old
Caramel burm female almost 2 years old.
Normal het caramel burm male almost 2 years old.
Male hog island almost 2 years old.
Same male getting warm inside my sleeve.
Caramel male burm almost 1 year old.
Normal het caramel female almost 1 year old.
Male hog island boa about 6 years old
John58ford
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When I introduced lucky the northwestern garter snake in this thread I said he's often hard to photograph in the water because of his swimming speed. I finally caught him floating around casually so here's a good, least blurry photo I've ever gotten of him swimming.
WBJR
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Trying this again. See now forum does not like links???
So here's just a few of my photos of my turtle Piggley. Only allows 10 photos.
Also have this :
So here's just a few of my photos of my turtle Piggley. Only allows 10 photos.
Also have this :
WBJR
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Thanks John , Piggley really loves it too.
Dippiedee
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goldface
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Nice, natural setup. I'm thinking of getting a garter, too. I used to have one years ago, given to me by my biology teacher. They're very active and underrated snakes.John58ford said:
Unfortunately, they're hard to come by locally for me. I'm hoping to get some at an expo in the near future.
As for taking photos when it's moving quickly, try increasing your shutter to 1/125. Adjust higher, if it still comes out blurry. Might have to adjust f-stop (aperture) or ISO, too, if the exposure is too dark or too light. If you have an auto option, you can set them around your shutter speed.
