Reptile Collection (NOT 56k friendly)

[Kenshin]

crazywalrus wrote:

growing up I used to fish for the archers (rifle fish up north) in Tinaroo dam. They are awesome fish to catch and fight well for their size. Sometimes on a fly rod as well. An awesome aquarium fish as well. Nice tank there. Cheers Ted

it would give me great joy to tackle with some of these on the light bream gear

[Bluevien]

Kenshin,

Some great herps you have there. I am not a breeder but have kept this beardy for the last 5 years.

Her at 10 weeks old

Her last year.

They are a great pet and very easy for beginners... so easy to keep once you have the set up.

Thanks for your awesome photos.

Rob

[Kenshin]

rob that beardie has turned a nice yellow, the mrs is breaking my balls to get her a group of coloured beardies looking at reds and yellow's

super easy to care for

im really likeing the imbricata (rare), good quality jungles (they just look sweet) and coastal colour morphs like the tigers, hypos, caramels and jags

[crazywalrus]

when I was 10 I had caught a bearded dragon and had him for 6 months. He went everywhere with me on my shirt. Unfortunately be bit my nose and mum made me let him go.

[crazywalrus]

when I was 10 I had caught a bearded dragon and had him for 6 months. He went everywhere with me on my shirt. Unfortunately he bit my nose and mum made me let him go.

[Kenshin]

bugger, my first reptile was a juvenile dugite i caught when i was a kid i shudder at how i handled this deadly venomous brown snake when i was a kid i must of had luck of the draw that he never bit me

[Schmuck]

Not sure on the type of gecko but one of my mate's first reps, at this stage I think he only had a stimson, a bearded dragon and two of these guys.

My first and only carpet python named Monty ( :laugh: ) still lives somewhere at my parents place after he escaped during a routine walk.

[Kenshin]

nice little knob tails they are nephrurus levis levis, the ones i posted pics of are nephrurus levis pilbarensis

[Kenshin]

some new additions....... both bred by roger lester one is krauss the other is tully, only 7 months old and got alot of yellowing up to do in the next few months they should turn out very well

[nadders]

Kenshin wrote:

, the mrs is breaking my balls to get her a group of coloured beardies looking at reds and yellow's

with your current collectino I thought the last thing the mrs would be doing is breaking your balls for more reptiles, haha

[Kenshin]

lol she was terrifyed of them for the first two years of our relationship now shes gone and got her own licence and quiet often wants more lol

half the jungles were ones she had seen and wanted.....

[Kenshin]

i would have thought all you guys that get out to the pine and big W would have had some reptile pics!

heres some more

this is an eastern bluey with a rare genetic morph (completly lacks black melanine) a good mate of mine owns he is breeding her this year should be good

not the best pic but an 8ft wild coastal i relocated

a very common colubrid called a keelback

these are bucketloads common in brisbane

found one of these to

[Kenshin]

thought id throw up some new pics seeing as i have a new camera, some of these animals are new arrivals

male scrubbie

3yr female jungle

[Kenshin]

heres a pic each of some 7 month olds that have coloured up heaps in the last couple months

[moses_byron_bay]

nice collection mate

[sharklady]

im in <3 !!!

snakes and lizards i can deal with! spiders no no no!!!

[moses_byron_bay]

lol yeah im the same i will take some more pics when i get a chance collection has grown since then

[sharklady]

Awesome! cant wait to view them!