Have you got herps? Show em!

[causemisahastheeyes]

Currently keeping: ball pythons, Kenyan sand boas, Honduran milksnakes, a blue tongue skink, hognose snakes, leopard tortoises (many we've had for 20 years), box turtles (same) and a sole Russian tortoise the size of a dinner plate.

[le0p]

Originally Posted by Soothing Shrimp

Congrats, leo! Will you be selling them here on TPT?

Unfortunately, probably not. I don't have room for a breeder setup, so if they will surely be gladiators.

[le0p]

Originally Posted by causemisahastheeyes

Currently keeping: ball pythons, Kenyan sand boas, Honduran milksnakes, a blue tongue skink, hognose snakes, leopard tortoises (many we've had for 20 years), box turtles (same) and a sole Russian tortoise the size of a dinner plate.

That's cool, a close friend of my breeds ball pythons and some other stuff. They're so cute as babies.

[Fishies_in_Philly]

here are my guys:

my red eye tree frogs, Jake (right) and Elwood (left)

Jake


Rubber Banded frog- Casanova


just a note, this pic was taken of him just as i brought him home. he was removed from those wood chips immediately after the pics were taken.


White's Tree Frogs
The Prophet (green) and Technoboy (brown)

[toksyn]

I have a fair amount of these guys (Uroplatus phantasticus):

[Fishies_in_Philly]

Now they are cool!! Can you post a shot of their enclosure?

[dprais1]

uroplatus are my favorite, i've tried my hand at ebenaiu a couple times but could never get them to acclimate well (plus they were probably riddled with worms)

[toksyn]

This is an old photo. I have since moved everyone into a cookie cutter rack set up. I'll snap some photos this weekend.

[toksyn]

Oh, and no one shares a tank.

[Fishies_in_Philly]

that is one of the most realistic looking setups i have seen in quite a while. nice job was the reason for moving them for breeding purposes?

[toksyn]

Thank you! I did indeed move them for breeding.

[Fishies_in_Philly]

Are they difficult to care for and/or breed? I imagine that being from madagascar they need 75% minimum humidty?

[toksyn]

They are pretty touchy. They like it cool - low 70s to high 60s. Humidity doesn't need to be so high all the time, mostly just at night. Biggest challenge for me is the temperature.

[Mike1239]

[Fishies_in_Philly]

Originally Posted by Mike1239

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Leucs!!! I just built a 125 paludarium for those little guys! Beautiful frog!