Monday, March 14, 2011
Thursday, March 10, 2011
African Rock Python
Size: (16-20')
Habitat: desert, wet lands, and water holes
Colorizations: olive, tan, brown, irregular blotching
Info:
This species of python is one of the largest species in the world, at a glance, it can look like a Burmese Python, but once you look closer, you will see the size difference. The Rock Python is known for its bad temperment, and readiness to strike. The Rock highly depends on water for hnting, cooling, and hiding, and can also be in sub-saharan desert. Their diet ranges from rat to human, and everything in between. Their attack strategy consists of constricting its prey. Once this snake has you in its grip, their is no escape.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Common Timor Monitor
Size: 1-2'
Habitat: Indonesia, New Guinea, and Australia
colorization: brown, black, golden spots
Info:
The Common Timor Monitor is a small monitor compared to some of its ancestors and other large lizards in its family. The timor monitor is a good beginner lizard for any lizard keeper. Timor Monitors behavior is ver freindly, while at the same time defensive. They live in dry climate and are used to the hot sun all day long. This particular monitor has razor-sharp claws, Sharp teeth and jaw, and excellent eye sight and hearing.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Common Savannah Monitor
Size: 3-7' (5-50 lb.)
Habitat: dry, sandy, arid (C. Africa)
Colorization: brown, black, white/yellow spots
Info:
Agressive as juveniles, but they are more layed back when they reach close to full size. The Savannah Monitor, is also known as The Bosc Monitor. They are native to Central Africa, and are one of the most favorite pets in the U.S.A.
Common Snapping Turtle
Size: 8-18" (20-47cm.) (45-75lb.)
Habitat: freshwater, mud bottoms, and brackish water
Coloration: tan, grey, shades of brown
Info:
Snapping turtles are both land, and water reptiles. They're mouth consists of a razor-sharp jaw, that is equipped with an incredibly strong bite-down, that can easily slice off a finger or a toe. Teasing may result in a major injury. While these creatures risk level is high, it does not stop herps (reptile hobbists) from purchasing them at various places and owning them as pets and keeping them at their own risk. While some people like to keep them as pets, some people like to hunt them down, and serve them as delicacies in their restraunts, the meat is cooked, and served, or added to a soup which is appropriatly named "Snapping turtle soup".
You can find close to any exotic pet, including todays animal, The Snapping Turtle, located under the classifieds section of www.kingsnake.com.
-sam
Thursday, March 3, 2011
New "Cade The Monitor" pics
Snake bite
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
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