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clearly, i'm ridiculously bored. always.
one of my non-realistic dreams. a reptile room.. not drawn to scale. but 3 tanks lining each side of the room. 2 on either side of the window. and 5 in the middle for an iguana enclosure on one end. a pac man frog terrarium next to a chameleon enclosure on the other end. and 2 custom built boa tanks in the middle. shelves can be made further on to stack the tanks lining the walls if more reptiles are bought.
list of all reptiles in this non-existent reptile room:
Monty and Eva of course
wants:
albino ball python
snow corn snake
red tail boa
* argentine boa
leopard geko
bearded dragons
king scorpion
chameleon
iguana
pacman frog
and there is one tank left for one of the following:
piebald ball python
california king snake
carpet python
if this ever happens at some point in my life, that would be awesome.
Crotalus oreganus oreganus, NORTHERN PACIFIC RATTLESANKE. Baby snake, with a very small rattle. This one was dropped by a red-shouldered hawk. The hawk took off when it was startled by a vehicle near the field station.
Randy Meskow hands a red footed tortoise to Kyle Fisher during a reptile presentation Dec. 3, 2015, at Penn State Beaver. Credit: Cathy Benscoter/Penn State Beaver
A beautiful Moroccan Day Gecko in the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco, north Africa. I believe this is Quedenfeldtia moerens (there are only two described species in the genus, both of which are endemic to Morocco); however, none of the other photos I can find online show colouring as vibrant as this - the yellow and black dots on other photographed specimens seem 'faded' in comparison. This shot shows the full tail - see my other shot for a closer look at the markings. www.flickr.com/photos/feathertailpics/25760978624