Reptile Survey

Hi everyone! Our rescue is conducting a survey on what type of reptiles people own. If you could either post or email (destinyserea@aol.com) a list of the herps your currently own it would really be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Vanessa
www.herphavenreptilerescue.org

I got balls! :devilish:

-adam

ball pythons

Check the signature.

May I ask the purpose of the survey?

Lots of Balls and a Boa. Sold off LOTS of Chameleons and Geckos.

ball pythons, green tree pythons, crested geckos, frilled dragon,




vaughn

dig the sig

vanessa,
I looked over the site you had posted and read this on your ball python caresheet section:

"Requirements - Tropical temperatures of 77º – 88º during the day and 63º - 73º at night (use a thermometer).''

Those temperatures are not really good for a ball python. A ball python should have a warm and cool side of their enclosure. The warm side of the enclosure should range from 90-95 deg. and the cool side should range from 80-85 deg. A night drop is really not necessary unless you are breeding ball pythons. The minimum temperature that a ball python enclosure should get is 75 deg. Temperatures below 80 deg. can cause the snake to develop respiratory infections.

Just trying to help out. :)

look at the caresheets on this site and check your info...if you have any questions just ask.

2 Bearded Dragons (Pogona Vitticeps)
1 Redtail Boa Constrictor (Boa Constrictor Imperator)
2 Ball Pythons (Python Regius)
1 Crested Gecko (Rhacodactlyus Cilliatus)
2 Leopard Geckos (Eublepharis Macularius)

Used to have a Mali Uromastyx but I sold him.

Had a ton of eastern box turtles in the past.

I would also like to know what this is for...?

Snakes:
2-Ball pythons 1.1
2-Hogg island boa's 1.1
1- Brazilian Rainbow Boa 1.0
1- Jungle Carpet Python 1.0
1-Grey banded Kingsnake 0.0.1
1-Common Boa 1.0

Lizards:
3-Bearded Dragons 1.2
2-Frog Eye Geckos 0.0.2
2- Frilled Dragons 1.0.1
2-Blue Tounge Skinks 1.1
3-Leopard Geckos 1.2
1-Aussie Water Dragon 1.0
1-Green water Dragon 0.0.1
1-Savannah Monitor 1.0
1- Yellow Akcie 0.0.1
1- African Fattail 0.0.1
Frogs:
1- Green pac-Man 0.0.1
1-Pyxie Frog 0.0.1
3-Red eye Tree Frogs 0.0.3

its all in the sig

0.0.1 Ball Python
0.1.0 Jurassic Mlik Snake, Albino, cross between a Florida King and a Honduran Milksnake
2.1.1 Crested Gecko
1.1.0 Irian Jaya Carpet Pythons

Ball Python

HI Vanessa, our list changes weekly as I'm sure yours does also
In house at Rusty Reptiles at this time is the following:
Boids:
0.2.0 Albino Burmese Pythons
1.3.0 Burmese Pythons
0.1.0 Indian Python
0.1.0 Central carpet Pythons
0.1.0 Coastal carpet Pythons
0.1.0 Diamond carpet Python
1.2.0 Ball Pythons
1.2.0 Macklottes Pythons
0.2.0 B.C.I. Boa Constrictor
0.1.0 Reticulated Python
1.1.0 Yellow Anaconda

Colubreds:
0.1.0 Albino Corn Snake
1.0.0 Candy Cane Corn Snake
0.0.1 Albino Corn X Bull Snake
0.1.0 Taiwan Beauty Snake
0.0.1 Trans Peco Rat Snake

Varanids:
1.1.2 Nile Monitor
0.1.0 Argus Monitor
1.0.2 Water Monitor
0.1.0 Black Water Monitor
0.1.0 Lace Monitor
0.0.1 Savanna Monitor

Chelione:
4.3.0 Red Eared Slider
1.0.0 Russian Tortoise
0.2.1 Painted Turtle
0.1.0 Musk turtle
0.0.1 False Map Turtle
0.1.0 Florida Cooter

Geckos:
1.5.0 Leopard geckos
0.0.1 White Spot Gecko

Amphibians:
1.0.0 Argentina Horned Toad
1.1.0 Whites Tree Frog
0.0.2 African Clawed Frogs

Iguanas:
1.2.2 Green Iguana

Tarantulas:
1.1.0 Chilean Rose Hairs
1.0.1 Mexican red knees
0.0.1 Goliath Bird Eater
0.0.1 Green Bottle Blue
0.1.0 Indian Ornamental
0.1.0 Ornamental Baboon
0.1.1 Curly Hair
0.0.1 Costa Rican Suntiger
0.0.2 Mystery Species

Scorpions:
0.1.1African Flat Rock

Misc. Insects:
20.5.30 Madagascan Giant Hissing Roaches

Fish:
0.0.1 Pacu
0.0.40 Variety of community fish
0.0.12 Variety of Loaches & Botias

Mammals
1.0.0 Satin X dwarf rabbit
3.3.0 Ferrets
2.1.0 Humans
1.0.0 Apple-head Flame Point Siamese
1.0.0 Grey Chinchilla

I may have left a few out
Rusty

in the sig

Oops. I just realized I messed up the crested gecko list. it should read 2.2.0

Oh, ouch.

My brain hurts. :confuse: :confuse: :confuse: :eek:

he hee, yeah kara, why don't you post your list up here for us? :P

(mine is in my sig vanessa.)

Quote:

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Originally Posted by daniel1983

vanessa,
I looked over the site you had posted and read this on your ball python caresheet section:

"Requirements - Tropical temperatures of 77º – 88º during the day and 63º - 73º at night (use a thermometer).''

Those temperatures are not really good for a ball python. A ball python should have a warm and cool side of their enclosure. The warm side of the enclosure should range from 90-95 deg. and the cool side should range from 80-85 deg. A night drop is really not necessary unless you are breeding ball pythons. The minimum temperature that a ball python enclosure should get is 75 deg. Temperatures below 80 deg. can cause the snake to develop respiratory infections.

Just trying to help out. :)

look at the caresheets on this site and check your info...if you have any questions just ask.

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Thank You i will look into that more. The info in our caresheets was compiled from numerous sources,(ie. BP books, vets, zoo's, other rescues) every where we look for accurate information contradicts what another reputable source says. I do thank you for your input.

Also the reason why we are doing this survey is to see what the most popular reptiles in the pet trade are so we can focus more time educating people on the care of those animals and prepare more educational literature on them.

Vanessa

no problem. If you are ever unsure about some info or are looking for someone to review what you are doing, ask someone here. we all have alot more information from our experiances than any books around :)

1 Ball Python
1 Garter Snake

You can check my sig as well. :)

i only have 1 ball ;)