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    Re: Introduce a new animal to captive breeding

    If you can, definitely keep us updated. I'm interested in seeing where that project goes and what you can learn along the way.

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    Boelens Pythons and Sheltopusiks!

    1.0 Lesser Mojave Ball Python "Neptune"; 1.0 Western Hognose "Murray"

    Lizards:
    1.0 Bearded Dragon "Nigel"

    Tarantulas:
    0.1 G. Rosea "Charlotte"; 0.1 B. Albopilosum "Matilda"; 0.1 C. Versicolor "Bijou"; 1.0 B. Boehmei "Lightening McQueen"

    Inverts:
    1.0 Emperor Scorpion "Boba"

    Dog & Cats:

    1.0 Doberman Pinscher "Bulleit"; 1.0 Siamese Cat "Boudreaux"; 1.0 British Shorthair Cat "Oliver”


    Goats:
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    Re: Introduce a new animal to captive breeding

    Quote Originally Posted by hilabeans View Post
    Sheltopusiks!
    Those look so sketchy.
    Start your own dubia roach colony with Roach Rancher!

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    0.1.0 Cat "Anna"
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    1.1.0 Emerald Tree Boa "Amanda & Samantha"
    0.1.0 Merauke Scrub Python "Victoria"
    0.1.0 Titanium Reticulated Python "Alice"
    1.0.0 Eastern Indigo
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    0.0.4 Alligator Snapping Turtle "Deborah"
    0.0.2 Florida Snapping Turtles
    0.0.1 Cuvier's Dwarf Caiman "Caroline"
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    0.0.1 Antilles Pink Toe Tarantula "Katherine"

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    Re: Introduce a new animal to captive breeding

    Quote Originally Posted by wnateg View Post
    Those look so sketchy.
    They’re fantastic. I’m currently on a campaign to get one, just have to get someone to adopt my children so I have the room...

    1.0 Lesser Mojave Ball Python "Neptune"; 1.0 Western Hognose "Murray"

    Lizards:
    1.0 Bearded Dragon "Nigel"

    Tarantulas:
    0.1 G. Rosea "Charlotte"; 0.1 B. Albopilosum "Matilda"; 0.1 C. Versicolor "Bijou"; 1.0 B. Boehmei "Lightening McQueen"

    Inverts:
    1.0 Emperor Scorpion "Boba"

    Dog & Cats:

    1.0 Doberman Pinscher "Bulleit"; 1.0 Siamese Cat "Boudreaux"; 1.0 British Shorthair Cat "Oliver”


    Goats:
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    Re: Introduce a new animal to captive breeding

    Eastern Indigo

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    Just watched a documentary with these supposedly endangered snakes, called the Gabino Viper, it is a hybrid of a Gaboon Viper and a Rhinoceros Viper. It looks so awesome! Here is a picture I found on google. Such an amazing pattern along with those cool looking horns.

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    Re: Introduce a new animal to captive breeding

    Quote Originally Posted by hilabeans View Post
    They’re fantastic. I’m currently on a campaign to get one, just have to get someone to adopt my children so I have the room...
    And hey, thanks for mentioning Sheltopusiks...after a quick review, now I want one too! They eat almost anything & can live a very long time...cool creatures!
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    so this weekend i obtained a healthy peters banded skink. as heartbreaking as my last "project" was, i am giving it a go. s/he's been in the country over a year so he is well-established. alert with a great appetite. once his quarantine period is over, and possibly a vet visit, i will add more to hopefully establish a breeding group.
    Gargoyle Geckos: Gorey, Gremmie, Ouija, Gojira, Bacon Bit, Penny, Wednesday
    Crested Geckos: Eggs, Triscuit, Creature & Waffles
    Leopard Geckos: Rhubarb, Pepper and Clementine
    Cal Kings: Bones & Violet
    Corn snakes: A sh*tload
    Trans-Pesos: 1.1 No names
    BPs: Charlie (super pastel), Bodhi (pied), Finn (GHI Mojave), Dublin (fire bumblebee), Falkor(mystic potion), Letty (pewter), Jameson
    BCI Boa: Specter (Fineline morph)
    SnuSnu the cat, Corbin the pit bull, Juniper the mini aussie & Lily the setter mix
    One little special needs bearded dragon P. Sherman
    Black African House Snakes: 1.1 No names
    Northern Pines: 1.1 No names
    Four skinks, one of which is named Gator & Basil the mini-lop rabbit


    'everything was beautiful and nothing hurt' - vonnegut.

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    Re: Introduce a new animal to captive breeding

    here's Gator during his/her post-shed bath.

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    Gargoyle Geckos: Gorey, Gremmie, Ouija, Gojira, Bacon Bit, Penny, Wednesday
    Crested Geckos: Eggs, Triscuit, Creature & Waffles
    Leopard Geckos: Rhubarb, Pepper and Clementine
    Cal Kings: Bones & Violet
    Corn snakes: A sh*tload
    Trans-Pesos: 1.1 No names
    BPs: Charlie (super pastel), Bodhi (pied), Finn (GHI Mojave), Dublin (fire bumblebee), Falkor(mystic potion), Letty (pewter), Jameson
    BCI Boa: Specter (Fineline morph)
    SnuSnu the cat, Corbin the pit bull, Juniper the mini aussie & Lily the setter mix
    One little special needs bearded dragon P. Sherman
    Black African House Snakes: 1.1 No names
    Northern Pines: 1.1 No names
    Four skinks, one of which is named Gator & Basil the mini-lop rabbit


    'everything was beautiful and nothing hurt' - vonnegut.

    www.facebook.com/SilentHillReptiles

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