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    Talking Leptodiera & Oxyrhopus

    Some photos of my Leptodiera. One female will go this season, and the other needs another year.

    Younger male, Mars:



    Younger female, Cafe:

    Reared up to bite (they don't bite at all, but flatten their heads out mimicking a viper)


    Adult female, Mohogany:


    Adult male, Cinnamon:


    My Oxyrhopus male (still looking for a female to breed), Blaze:


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    Wow, that is some intense colour on Blaze. Cool snakes you've got there; I like their leaf-shaped spots!
    Ball python - male Butter - Hazel (Dec. 2011)


    also

    Leopard gecko - female wild-type - Azizi (Oct. 2003)
    American green tree frogs - one male, one not sure. (2013)

    House cats
    - female classic tabby tortie - Murfy (2009)
    - female mackerel tabby - Grimawkin (b. Oct. 2004)


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    Thanks Pickenprod! Blaze is pretty neat! and I love the Cat-eyeds! They're pretty common on any central/south american adventure, but they're neat to keep.

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