Great stuff man, he looks awesome !!

Quintin wrote:LoL @ Microlepidotus.. As long as there's no musking or anything funny on the carpet mulch, then the wife's ok with it.

Haha, ok.
If she WAS a spitter, would the wife be ok with some dried cytotoxic venom on the carpet mulch lol ?

Nice westley, I'm positive you got it, that pic of brad is the tail if I'm correct ?

That lizard is a beardie crossed frilled lizard with a Barking gecko toes lol....

I like the substrate in the first pic lol, Carpet Mulch......


If it's possible, from where did you obtain her, was it your clutch from where she came or another breeder's ?

BOOGY wrote:

it_bit_me wrote: I dont mind the Sarcasm, I think I started it?

I'm wondering was that Mount Kenya Bushviper ( Atheris desaixi ) pics taken in the zoo......

If not you must be extremely lucky to find one in wild, but I doubt it though ?

BV, in pic 3, on the head is that the jaw on the head or part of the venom glands. This is what I was specificily talking about.

Ok BV

The same was said here by Pythondipsas :

Pythonodipsas wrote:
That boomslang in the last pic has unusually rough skin. They should reclassify it as Dispholidus horridum.

You are right BV, I am only being sarcastic. I know Boomslang is Dispholidus typus and and Olive grass snake Psammophis mossambicus. I'm only saying the Boomslang in the first pic reminds me of an olive grass snake and has big eyes and head shape like a boomslang so I would call it Dispholidus mossa...

Rob wrote:Those aren't Cordylosaurus subtessellatus, and they aren't rare.

Ok, thanx.

Here we go guys, thanx alot Fooble !

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs077.snc6/168730_134904179904889_100001559232139_206252_8097978_n.jpg http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs792.ash1/168285_134904383238202_100001559232139_206254_6693628_n.jpg http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs029.ash2/34837_13490470...

Thanx Fooble, help appreciated

Sorry everyone, I dont know how to post pics from URL's, help would be much appreciated.

Regards