Welcome, and thanks for visiting me here on my herp page. Here are the reptiles that I currently own. Hope you enjoy, cause I sure do!
This is Bob. He is the first beardie I ever bought back in Dec. of 2001. He was only 8" long when I got him, and now he is just a little over 18". He's my Playstation 2 buddy.
Chubbs belongs to my sister. She picked her up from a friend that could no longer keep her in Nov. of 2001. She is roughly 17". Once housed seperately, her and Bob Now live happily together in there 55 gallon tank. (sorry no babies yet.)
This is Kaa. He was a secret (shhhhhhhh...don't tell) purchase last summer in July due to the fact that my grandpa, with whom i live, does not care to much for snakes. He is currently a 40" Ball Python.
Telly is my Flourescent Amelanistic Corn Snake. I got her at the local PetCo when she was just a mere little 12" long. Now almost one year later, and after a three week escape (inside the house), Telly is back in captivity and 28" in length. You'll have to excuse the bulge, she had a large meal.
This is Terror giving Bob & Chubbs the ol' arm wave from across the room. Hence his name I need not tell you anything more about him except he is 8 months old and growing like a weed. Thanks to Darla at Nature Spirit Reptiles in Kalamazoo for providing us quite a healthy little fellar. -A little too healthy :)-
This is the most exotic pet I have yet to ever have. This is REX! He is a Cuviers Dwarf Caiman Crocodile. I got him in early January from the Taylor Expo this year. He is 13 months old and 15" long. Lets just say he has quite the little attitude. Here he feasts on the unfortanate rat pup.
Surabi is the newest addition to my herp collection. I bought her this winter in hopes for a future breeding project. Hopefully she'll be ready in the spring of 2005. Beautiful little girl!
****Also in the past I have had Leopord Geckos, Iguanas, Basilisks, and a Burmese Python. Please feel free to email me with any questions you might have on any of the related herps from this page.
Here are some links to websites that I personally like. Some of them are breeders. Others are suppliers. These are where you can find quality herps and great supplies at good prices. Not to mention great information.
