What would you say?

I got a bunch



My favorite is the book on the top left! It was an X-Mas present!! Here are some of the amazing photos in it!!

A Green Tree Python


A Horned Viper?(no caption for it)


A Scrub Python


A Boa Constrictor


A nice Gaboon Viper


Another Gaboon Viper


A Bush Viper


A Veiled Chameleon


A Tokay Gecko


A Mangrove Snake


PHEW!!!! LOL sorry i went picture crazy!!!!

[Jeanne]

Yeah, I would have to agree with you, you do have alot of books. But thats GOOD. Shows you want to care for your critters very well and learn as much about them as possible. My book collection as has grown as well.

[BallKingdom]

Dude, I almost bought that EXACT book like a month ago. I wish I had...

[BallKingdom]

I have a book called snakes, one on burmese pythons, a bunch of Reptiles, and a few others with titles I'm not sure of.

[Naära]

This is my collection. I have the problem that Gerrhosaurus and Cordylus sp. are rarely in books. So I have two general reptile-books (in Dutch and English) and in one of them is a little information aboute my lizards.
From left to right starting on top there is:
- Ball Python Breeding. The best source of information you can find about breeding BP. There are 2 videotapes, 1 book and 2 laminated cards included.
- Guide to owning a Ball Python. Just a basic book.
- The Ball Python Manual. A very good BP book.
- The Living Pythons. Complete guide to all the Pythons of the world. Very extensive book.
- Terrarium encyclopedia. The best basic terrarium guide in Dutch!
- Exotic Pet handbook. Was a gift from my father after a trip to England. It's not a very good book but looks nice.
- Snakes, the evolution of mystery in nature. A very beautiful book. Lots of excellent photos and very extensive information.
- Snakes. A DVD from discovery. Very nice, good info and great shots.

Besides the books I also have a lot of articles about my animals (especially BP because about my lizards there's not much to find) and a lot of links on the internet.