Reptile Room Basenji Park
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wrote on 6 Jan 2007, 18:04 last edited by
ONLY 5 ft.?????? I don't want to know what you feed it…the pups might look appetizing...I'm getting scared for them!
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wrote on 8 Jan 2007, 23:19 last edited by
pups dont need to worry he only eats fish. Also he has been there longer than some of the basenjis, so he is used to them and them to him, each have a good respect for each. Caiman are the most shy out of all the crocodillians, They are not the top of the food chain in south america, a snake is. This makes them wary, our caiman is only seen at night or if someone is going to feed him.
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wrote on 9 Jan 2007, 14:11 last edited by
Whew! I was not sleeping at night…imagining BB's post in a few years...
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wrote on 16 Feb 2007, 02:48 last edited by
WOW!!! :eek:
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wrote on 16 Feb 2007, 12:08 last edited by
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wrote on 17 Feb 2007, 07:57 last edited by
That's my reaction when we get the electric bill.:eek: :eek: :eek:
Hahahaha.
Hey B Boy…In your backyard, did you do the cut-outs of the B's???? I really like them! -
wrote on 18 Feb 2007, 00:05 last edited by
@Vanessa626:
Hahahaha.
Hey B Boy…In your backyard, did you do the cut-outs of the B's???? I really like them!Yeah I made them, They don't pay me enough around here.:D
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wrote on 21 Mar 2007, 17:40 last edited by
My husband and I raised reptiles and took in many unwanted animals and rescues. At one point, we had:
1 American Alligator (unwanted)
1 Argentine Black & White Tegu
1 Columbian Golden Tegu
1 Savannah Monitor
1 Nile Monitor
1 Argus Monitor
1 Green Iguana
1 Blue-Tongued Skink
3 Bearded Dragons
2 Leopard Geckos
3 Burmese Pythons: 1 albino (unwanted), 1 albino green (unwanted), and 1 regular (rescue)
1 Reticulated Python
2 Peruvian Redtail Boas
1 Columbian Redtail Boa
1 Argentine Boa
1 Coastal Carpet Python
1 Irian Jaya Carpet Python
2 Western Hognose
3 Ball PythonsTalk about a Zoo! Enjoyed every minute of it though. Unfortunately, dear hubby got custody of our herps in the divorce :(
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wrote on 22 Mar 2007, 02:11 last edited by
Thats how we got most of our stuff too, people see something they like and dont know how much work and money is envolved with keeping herps or fish for that matter. Plus the knowledge involved with houseing them correctly. Thats great that you too have rescued herps, most people dont give a damn about herps cause most of them arnt cute and cuddly.
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wrote on 22 Mar 2007, 16:47 last edited by
"Thats great that you too have rescued herps, most people dont give a damn about herps cause most of them arnt cute and cuddly."
I feel the same way. My husband and I did (ex-husband still does, since he's got the animals) many educational programs for the public. We are members of the local herp society and visited schools, nature centers, and anywhere that would have us to share our pets and our knowledge of reptiles. People are so ignorant regarding herps, and have such horrible misconceptions of these creatures. It was very fulfilling to prove them wrong and to actually watch them walk away with respect for those animals (even if just a little bit).
