Other herps/snakes on your wishlist?

[AKA Dave]

The next snake I get will most likely be an Amazon Tree Boa. With the rack being completed soon my BPs will be moving into that which means I'll have no critters in my office. I work from home. My wife convinced me to move them out of here because I might freak out a client, but I have to have SOMETHING in here to look at. ATB seems a good choice.

I would not mind some Kenyan Sand Boas down the road either. Really cool snake.

Dave

[FluppleWott]

Honestly, despite their mild venom, I love Asian vine snakes. I got the opportunity to see a pair in person this year after years of admiring them in photographs. Something about the way they move and look really intrigues me. So you'd better believe that the day I find a CB Asian vine snake at a show, I'm going to pounce on that offer!

Oh, and ground boas, BRB's, African house snakes, and woma pythons are all on my wishlist for the future, too.

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[Albert Clark]

As quiet as its kept, due to the Federal Protection, I would love to have a 2.2 group of San Francisco garters (T.S. TETRATENIA). Also would like to own a 1.1 pair of eastern indigo snakes ( Drymarchon couperi). Unfortunately they are state and federally threatened but can be obtained with proper licensing.

[tessla98]

I want a Green Tree Python, Jungle red tail boa,blue eyed leucistic ball python, and piebald ball python. I actually just got a sunbeam snake which has been on my wish list for quite a while

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[GitaBooks]

My wish-list would be really long! But some of my favorite species that are hope to acquire soon are:

Annulated Tree Boas
Cook's Tree Boa
Anthill Python
Bismarck Ringed Python
Macklot's Python
Savu Python
Indian Sand Boa
Grey-banded Kingsnake
Tri-colored Hognose Snake


And many others!

[John1982]

My wish-list would be really long! But some of my favorite species that are hope to acquire soon are:

Annulated Tree Boas
Cook's Tree Boa
Anthill Python
Bismarck Ringed Python
Macklot's Python
Savu Python
Indian Sand Boa
Grey-banded Kingsnake
Tri-colored Hognose Snake


And many others!

Tom Keogan is the guy to talk to about bismarck pythons - when you're ready for some.

[distaff]

I forgot to mention the Angolan Python.

Also, no one seems to keep these, but what a kool little snake: the Cereberus rynchops, the dog-faced water snake. Comes with that cute-as-pie Anaconda head, but in a manageable size.

[hazzaram]

I already got one of my dream snakes. My little brazilian rainbow boa is pretty cool. I'd like a Mexican Black Kingsnake but I'm nervous about the musking and random biting, aka 'tasting'.

I really, really want a tortoise but I'm on overload right now. I've got an albino and yellowbelly bp, a brb, a german giant hypo beardie, a dog and two cats!

As for Bp's, I want a BEL and I really want a pied!

[jclaiborne]

I recently ordered a little group of 2015 Hemisphaeriodon. I've wanted to work with these for some time now but whenever one would pop up I was either unprepared or they looked like crap. Really excited and I plan on keeping them communally - at least until they start displaying some sexual dimorphism, then I'll pull extra males.

Jealous!!! I forgot to put them on my list! I have never seen these guys in person, but would love to get my hands on a pair. I have been thinking once I get my Blueys in their new cages I might have to fill their old cages with a pair of the pinks! Can't wait to see some pictures!

[jclaiborne]

I see that on my first post I neglected to add any snakes, I have been 100% lizard focused for a while...that being said:

-Bull Snake
-Woma
-Savu
-Another Childrens