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Thank you so much! I provide as many creatures with a naturalistic set up as much as possible..inverts included!

It's been SOOO LONG since Ive been on here! Im sorry LOL!!! Down to the point - collection photo updates are NEEDED!!!!!!! HERE! Enlighten your eyeballs! First - the varanids Our pair of subadult V. exanthematicus Kalahari (male) Owami(female) My red ackies... Yin(probably female) and Yang(probable male) Wasabi! (Shes pure awesome!) Galileo Moluccan Pythons (Scimitar and Machete) Blitzkrieg! (in shed) False Water Cobras - Glacier and Avalanche Breeding... Redtailed Green Rat Snakes - Chromium(f), Zinc(m) and Titanium(m) Iris - Elegant Bronzeback Hypnotoad - Giant River Toad WC female Eastern Garter Voodoo and Zulu... african rock pythons:) Trigger - female Aby line Colombian Boa I produced Azzy- my latest "return" from a loan Dark Kahn (probably Mexican Hognose from scale count) Shere Kahn - Western Hognose 1.1 het calico Tokays (Aero and Skor)...the male is COMPLETELY handleable plus.. ALOT of inverts! LOL I wont post those though

Many thanks! 4 are fertile, but that's better than none! Im super excited!

Well, it has been almost a month since witnessed copulation....looking good so far! Shes getting nice and plump...and full of goodness! Im excited already! I took her out of the enclosure to do some cleaning and I couldnt believe how tense/firm her bottom half was. Sooo full of eggs. Well, lets hope anyway!! Half hearted hood 2012 is looking good so far! Hope everyone else has a good year!

YES!! Glad Im not the only one to think that

That is actually an interesting idea!! Just a matter of having the food not fall out...and me getting horizontal branches. All of mine are pretty much vertical.

Strange...it did the same when I clicked it... maybe copy/paste? I drilled a hole about an inch deep. The first photos are with a piece of wood that hollow inside so he actually had to grab it with his hand. I had nothing to cover it, just stuffed a dead superworm in it (didnt want it to crawl out)

Firstly, to make this make sense, here is a quote from Reptilescanada.com my response to that was drilling holes and giving it a try! starting to check it out and figuring it out! and Wasabi doing her thing EDIT: Spoke to soon! He found the chick piece! (Poor tree died while I was on vacation)

LOL! Yeaaaaa You gotta come see them Manu hehehe

Blitzkrieg originally came from the USA as a Captive Bred and Zerstoren was a fresh import from Indonesia. Boiga dendrophila melanota get a bit larger than B.d.dendrophila and have less yellow. the stripes on melanota do not go all the way around the body. The Yellow on B.d.dendrophila is also around the eyes and on the base of the tail. Overall, have more striping on them that tends to go all the way around the body, or close to. Very similar looking but not quite! Maintenance isnt that hard. Lots of branches, humidity and hiding places. My melanota eats very well over night but I still have to forcefeed and soak my dendrophila. She is not established yet. Hopefully she eats on her own soon. http://www.wix.com/blitzkriegreptiles/br#!__mangrove-snake

Mangrove Snake (Boiga dendrophila melanota) et Gold Ring Cat Snake (Boiga dendrophila dendrophila)

Thanks Marc! Those are my favorite too Ahahahhaa! Hope you liked it

Thanks! One is a Black Tree Monitor (Varanus beccarii) and Green Tree Monitor (V prasinus)

I kind of miss all of my other boas....but cant do it right now. Only keeping those 2 for BCI