My Collection |
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| The newest addition to my collection. A baby female Albino Red Corn Snake | This is a male Red Albino Corn Snake (I rescue him from a Marine who got caught with him in the barracks) | This is an adult female Albino Red Corn Snake. I recently purchased her. | This an adult Okinawan Golden Habu (unusually dark color even after shedding) | This is my first Hemi-Habu(venomous). They are usually much shorter and more stout than the golden habu. They are also not as agressive. |
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| This is a baby female Ball Python (1 of 4) | This is an adult female Ball Python (actually still young in this pic. (2 of 4) | This is an adult female Ball Python that was caught in the wild. You can see why they are called "Ball" Pythons.(3 of 4) | This was my first Ball Python that I raised from a baby. About 3 years ago. (4 0f 4) | This is an Okinawan Akamata that I caught. |
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| This is a locally found Taiwan Beauty Snake | This is a female Leopard Gecko (1 of 2) | This is a female Leopard Gecko (2 of 2) | This is a male Leopard Gecko (1 of 2) | This is a male Leopard Gecko (2 of 2) |
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| This is a female African Fat-tailed Gecko with uncommon white stripe (she was a valentines gift) | This is a male African Fat-tailed Gecko (he's very seldom seen out from under his rock | I just hatch 2 baby African Fat-tail Geckos. One normal and one stripe pattern. | This is a female Bearded Dragon (not a horny toad.) (1 of 3) | This is a female Bearded Dragon (they flatten out and extend their beard when frightened or angry) (2 of 3) |
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| This is my newest addition to my collection. It is a baby Bearded Dragon. He/She was one in a game of BINGO.(3 of 3) | This is a Kinobori Tokage... Okinawan Tree-climbing Lizard (1 of 6) | This is an Okinawan Bull Frog (1 of 2). They were raised from tadpoles and this one thinks he's back on the block. |
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| This is a baby Cobalt Blue Tarantula. | This is a small Rust Rump Tarantula. | This is a young adult Brazilian Greysmoke Tarantula. |
WARNING!!! The following page is very graphic and may not be for anyone who is squeamish or has a soft spot for little creatures (otherwise known to reptile lovers as food). It has a few close up pictures of my pets eating mice, crickets, etc. Continue at your own risk! |