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What's your pet wishlist?

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  • 09-06-2019, 12:45 PM
    wnateg
    Re: What's your pet wishlist?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by hilabeans View Post
    • ETB

    They're great!

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Valyndris View Post
    I already have my dream snake and that is my normal ball python Crowley. I also adopted my mom's parrot and he's so much work I don't have time or space of any more pets. In the future long after Crowley passes (the parrot can live to 70 so he ain't going anywhere) the snake I wanted to get would be a mangrove snake. They just look amazing, have big heads that look cool and they are venomous but not enough to really hurt you. So not only would I have an awesome looking snake, I could turn a venomous animal puppy dog tame like I did with Crowley. Of course that's just a dream as they are illegal here.

    One snake? Proposterous!

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Jakethesnake69 View Post
    Black Tail Cribo.

    Badass looking snake

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by sur3fir3 View Post
    ETB
    Scrub Python

    +1
  • 09-06-2019, 01:41 PM
    Stewart_Reptiles
    Pets?

    Lately I have really been wanting a Bearded Dragon something really nice either high red/orange or white (Lizards around here are pet only)

    Would love to have a scaleless corn snake but they are illegal in GA so a scaleless rat snake is most likely, again pet no intention to breed those.

    I would love to have a Black Head python but I think my hubby would freak out so I will remain within his comfort zone of small to medium range snakes :rolleyes::rofl: .....which is a good compromise since there are 50 to 75 of those + babies at any given times.
  • 09-06-2019, 01:54 PM
    Craiga 01453
    My snake wishlist is pretty long, so most are pipe dreams...
    Angolan Python
    Yellow Anaconda
    ETB
    Mangrove
    WLP
    Scrub Python
    Bredlis carpet python

    Those too my list, but there are plenty more.

    Non snakes... I've wanted a dwarf caiman for a long time. A Big Cat would be super cool too... A leopard would be my first choice, but a tiger or a male lion would be sick too. Maybe I'll get an ocelot someday, hahaha!

    I've always said no birds, but they fascinate the crap out of me. Green cheek conures are super cool.
  • 09-06-2019, 02:01 PM
    alittleFREE
    I have 1.0 Papuan Carpet that I've already paid for, just waiting to work out either meeting to pickup or shipping (I know the guy).

    But aside from that, over the next few years I'd really like to pick up...

    0.1 Bredl's Python
    1.1 Inland Carpet Python
    1.1 Rough Scaled Pythons
    1.0 Kalatoa or Kayaudi Retic
  • 09-06-2019, 02:58 PM
    sur3fir3
    I didnt even think of non snake pets. I've bred sugar gliders and would be interested in doing that again. That was fun.

    non snake wishlist:

    Female Blue Pit bull Gaff or Razors Edge Blood line
    Savannah Monitor
    Octopus
    Lion Fish
    Nile Monitor
    Chickens (for meat)
    Rabbits (for meat)
    Sphinx
    Blue and gold Macaw
    Cockatoo


    Theres more, but that is a good start.
  • 09-06-2019, 06:28 PM
    Ax01
    lemmesee...

    -- Albino BEL King Cobra with the iridescence of a BRB
    -- Monarch Killer Leopard Clown
    -- Ballticulated Python, wild type

    :)
  • 09-06-2019, 07:20 PM
    MissterDog
    For reptiles
    Vietnamese blue beauty rat snake
    Rhino rat snake
    Western Hognose
    Jungle carpet python
    Peach throated monitor lizard


    Mammals
    Groenendael dog
    Maine coon cat
    Balinese cat
    Flemish giant rabbit
  • 09-06-2019, 08:56 PM
    WrongPython
    Re: What's your pet wishlist?
    Oh geez, my wishlist has changed quite a bit over the past few months. Various iterations (in chronological order!) include:

    "Dude, I forgot how much I love snakes!": Honduran milk snake, corn snake.

    "My first expo": ball python, Brazilian rainbow boa, ETB, ATB, GTP, viper boa, dwarf monitor, mourning gecko.

    "The Python phase": ball python (again), blood python, jungle carpet, GTP, Angolan python, Children's python, SD retic.

    "... but I did love all those boas at the expo": ball python (still there!), many locality boas, blood python, rainbow boas, ETB.

    [You are here] "You know what, they live a long time, so let's keep it small a spoil a few rotten": ball python, medium-sized locality boa (locality TBD).

    ...so yeah, I've pretty much wanted every non-giant python or boa at some point. :P
  • 09-06-2019, 09:09 PM
    wnateg
    Re: What's your pet wishlist?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by WrongPython View Post
    [You are here] "You know what, they live a long time, so let's keep it small a spoil a few rotten": ball python, medium-sized locality boa (locality TBD).

    ...so yeah, I've pretty much wanted every non-giant python or boa at some point. :P

    Those are very reasonable desires.
  • 09-07-2019, 09:21 AM
    Valyndris
    Re: What's your pet wishlist?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by sur3fir3 View Post
    I didnt even think of non snake pets. I've bred sugar gliders and would be interested in doing that again. That was fun.

    non snake wishlist:

    Female Blue Pit bull Gaff or Razors Edge Blood line
    Savannah Monitor
    Octopus
    Lion Fish
    Nile Monitor
    Chickens (for meat)
    Rabbits (for meat)
    Sphinx
    Blue and gold Macaw
    Cockatoo


    Theres more, but that is a good start.

    For non snake pets I'd love an octopus too as they are extremely smart, only thing is they are escape artists and can fit anywhere their beak fits. I have a blue and gold macaw and they are amazing but a lot of work, I find it worth it but you really do need a lot of time to give them affection. They are loud but I've learned to tune it out, some people can't though. Cockatoos need more attention than blue and golds. I have a lot of experience with parrots. :)

    This video alone made the octopus my favorite sea creature, it uses sea shells as armor:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoTk5WofgoE
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