Kakibos wrote:What a cool post this is! Man that first capie, the speckled one is just insane!!!

Thanks Kakibos! it's amazing how the Cape Cobra's vary in a single region. Such fun snakes to photograph.

Saurian wrote:Absolutely brilliant! Love the images.

Love the bibrons gecko and slug eater.

How did you find the slug eater? I have never found one?

Thanks! Slug eaters are really common throughout the Western cape you really have to try hard not to find them

So I resigned from my job (with a new one already lined up), with 10 days to kill. Arranged with two of my best mates and we headed out on a road trip. These type of trips can usually go either way, really great or you can get on each others backs which doesn't make for a pleasant time. Thankfully n...

Some fantastic last series of images Wes!

That nigricincta looked like a monster!

Do you have images of any of these?

Puff Adders? As well as the mamba's?

I'll argue that. Aroura's are not common in Kwa Zulu Natal at all. You will not find them in coastal regions in KZN certainly no where near Balito. They are located more so in the Midlands and montane grass lands in Kwa Zulu Natal. Having said that collecting wild snakes for captivity is not partic...

I'll argue that. Aroura's are not common in Kwa Zulu Natal at all. You will not find them in coastal regions in KZN certainly no where near Balito. They are located more so in the Midlands and montane grass lands in Kwa Zulu Natal. Having said that collecting wild snakes for captivity is not particu...

Great post!

Some very familiar places

I've got some Albino Leopard Geckos available if you're interested.

gekosin wrote:Fooble any idea where one can get avi rodent cubes?

Any goo co-op or animal feeds supply.

fires wrote:I physically feed them twice a day. Frozen veggies,seed and meal worms

I would get them an actual rodent cube it's a complete diet and i would supplement the feed with what you said.
Look fro AVI rodent cubes or Epol rodent cubes the later is cheaper but not as good in my opinion.

Looks great! Nice and neat. How are you intending to feed them though, by placing the food on the grid? Personally i would have put some vents in the food on the ride just to increase the airflow. One thing i would recommend is removing/covering the holes in the tubs as mice will use the holes as a ...

Oh man. Inspiring finds Nick! Hey, hey, fooble, someone put up a P. janii a little while back, just saying hahaha. Those first couple of fossorial snakes are particularly awesome nick. May i ask, do you find them by actively searching or come across them, above ground, after dark? Also how the hell...

Incredible post Nick!

I'm pretty sure the Jan's Shovel-snout is a first for the forum spectacular.

This post really levelled you up!

Side note that is Cordylus jonesii

That's really interesting! Thanks for sharing Bjorn I've always been cautious around Varanus simply because the bites HURT even from the mechanical damage.