PICTURES!!! (Dial Up Hell)

Ok, im back, and im goign to say a lil something before the good part, the pictures, i went today, started takign pictures right away, took a total of 66, but only got 65 on my photobucket acount for some reason, i got to feed the tortises, i got to hold a croc or an alligator, i cant remember which he said, and i got to touch a red tail boa, saw a lot of AWESOME herps, and taught my cousins (8, and 4) a lot about snakes and lizards, not so much frogs and turtles since i dont know much

here are my pictures!!! theres a lot, so it might take a while to load, sorry:


































































*pant pant* ha, i think thats it.... :p

enjoy

[John_White]

Wow! That's a lot of nice pics!
All the crocodilians in your pics are American alligators (Alligator mississipiensis).

[CTReptileRescue]

Thanks for sharing all the pics, great shots. I ecspecially like your tomato frog pic, and what I beleive is an Ackie Monitor very cute.
Can I ask if you know why in the 48th picture there is a large boid in with a crayfish of come sort?, Just wondering
Thanks
Rusty

[green_man]

Nice John!
Sounds like you had a good time.
Thanks for sharing!

[Tigergenesis]

Thanks for sharing all the pics, great shots. I ecspecially like your tomato frog pic, and what I beleive is an Ackie Monitor very cute.
Can I ask if you know why in the 48th picture there is a large boid in with a crayfish of come sort?, Just wondering
Thanks
Rusty

I was wondering the same thing!

Thanks for sharing the pics! Very cool. I love the crested gecko and tomato frog pics!

[Alkaurkharim]

Me three was wondering about that thing in the tank with the snake o_O Thats sooo not kosher!

[John_White]

Can I ask if you know why in the 48th picture there is a large boid in with a crayfish of come sort?

The snake looks like a member of the Acrochordidae Family (wart, file and elephant's trunk snake) perhaps Acrochordus javanicus.

[Marla]

You got some nice pics! I particularly enjoyed the fact that i could actually identify a lot of the animals. That must have been a fun trip for you and your cousins.

[Tigergenesis]

Can I ask if you know why in the 48th picture there is a large boid in with a crayfish of come sort?

The snake looks like a member of the Acrochordidae Family (wart, file and elephant's trunk snake) perhaps Acrochordus javanicus.

That didn't even occur to me because it doesn't even look like it's in water!

[John_White]

Hey, I use to have some rough-scaled sand boas! They are one of the most underrated snakes in my opioion.