Dwarf Caimen - My pride and joy:)

Wow what can I say about this guy? I mean I know you guys think I impulse bought this little dude but I have done extensive research in the past cause I wanted one. Now I have him.

Please PM me if you have problems with him/her....if not just reply and tell me how cute he is:) LOL

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HE IS SOOOOO CUTE! But wait untill he gets bigger.

Thanks and I can care for him:)

Demon (his name) is such a little biotch LOL Very hissy but thats about it! And cute as a button! (at least i think:D)

he sure makes me wish that we could have caimens here, and i have no problem with him, i just think your gonna end up over your head with reptileswith mrore than you can handle, especially in colege

Geez.. what a set of chompers.

So..How big do those actually get? (Weight, length)...? Just curious. :)

Jennifer

I think he is pretty cute.
He will be very demanding but, as long as your willing to invest all the time and money he will need to stay happy, I think you will be a good keeper.
>You say he hisses at you, which means he dosen't feel to comfortable around you. It would probally a good idea to deal with that before he gets big enough to deal out a painfull bite. Anyway, good luck.

how and where can you get a crocadiel or aligater what do you feed him

Dwarf Caiman info:
http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/natsci/herp...s/csp_ppal.htm

http://www.whozoo.org/Intro2000/ashm...warfcaiman.htm

http://centralpets.com/pages/critter.../LZD5855.shtml

Croc care FAQ - these are pretty good:
http://www.crocodilian.com/crocfaq/faq-1.html
http://www.crocodilian.com/crocfaq/faq-2.html

I'm guessing 5 ft. would be a BIG dwarf Caiman. In this species the male is larger than female (unlike most snakes) and males are said to reach about four and a half feet. :)

Paleosuchus palpebrosus -
Species Adult size(male) 4.2 - 5.2 ft ( 1.3 - 1.6 m)
Adult size (female) 3.5 - 4 ft (1.1 - 1.2 m)

NOTE this info is provided in the above link to the first croc FAQ