....Rollitup REPTILE owners thread....

[dam612]

had a veiled cham, unfortunately she had a hard time passing eggs and after about 1.5years she became verry weak. i suspected a calcium defficiency due to the egg bound. She became very lethargic and stopped eating after a while-became verry weak and couldnt carry her body. my setup was nice and she was verry comfortable at the beginning but the egg laying was a problem. She was quite a bitch too never let me touch her even after repeated tries froma baby. Trying to find a panther cham breeder or maybe cop a screameleon cham hmmm. I hear the panthers are the best, hardy and easily handled, well easy for an animal that like to be alone 90% of the time. I loved watching her eat
I bet they love the hid light

 

[FuZZyBUDz]

she was a BEAUT too! YEA screameleons r the shit, pricey but VERY healthy. mine sittin under the dripper lettin the water flow down him all lit up

 

[Jayman1231]

Man those are some beautiful chameleons, i figured there may be more snakes? anyways i have a columbian red tail Boa constrictor.

 

[dam612]

Man those are some beautiful chameleons, i figured there may be more snakes? anyways i have a columbian red tail Boa constrictor.

I had one as well, man was it badass, had it for like 10years n prb longer if i didnt give it away(too big needed a change). Loved being handled and just chillin around, Nothing better then watching a fat rats eyes pop out its head.

 

[Jayman1231]

I had one as well, man was it badass, had it for like 10years n prb longer if i didnt give it away(too big needed a change). Loved being handled and just chillin around, Nothing better then watching a fat rats eyes pop out its head.

ya, definatly hear that hes getting preetty big now, but is awsome , loves to get out and just relax n a window sill or in a chair

 

[bajafox]

nice reptiles everyone

I took over a chameleon for a friend a few years ago and had no idea what I was doing but I've been looking at either fish or reptiles for my next "hobby"

This thread makes me want to lean towards reptiles (if my wife will let me, lol)

 

[HowzerMD]

I've always wanted to have a lizard or two living in the grow room. I think that'd be awesome. Hey reptile guys, can I house lizards in my grow room if I give them what they need?

 

[BcKuSh99]

dope thread.. heres my red tail boa

 

[klmmicro]

The Benjamatic. He is a Gulf Coast Box.

 

[FuZZyBUDz]

WOW! cool to know their is more of yous out there! dope box turtle! and thats a damn beautiful snake! makes me want a lil one, cant go that big tho, thats too much!

 

[FuZZyBUDz]

HERES MY LIL SLEEPYHEAD, i caught this real quick...

 

[ultimatelysoothed]

Sick forum! Fuzzy you got it right with how these guys are like setting up a nice grow! It is a lot of work to make things just right for them but totally worth the effort. I think my best purchase was the automatic mister, they drink sooo much! I always thought the same thing that they are like flowering 12/12. my whole bedroom lights up at 9 with the cham cages and HPS from my closet haha, its a nice alarm clock.

 

[FuZZyBUDz]

same thing in my room, just at 730 for obama, and 30 min after for the 600, i can sleep a lil more throo the cage light rather than the 600

 

[mrboots]

Those chemeleons are really cool. The pics of them climbing through the plants are awesome. I've had some turtles, a gopher tortise, a horned toad and an iguana when I was younger. Now I just have dogs, but i've always liked reptiles.
Have any of you ever seen those sulcatta tortises? They sell them at pet stores as babys and don't tell people that they get huge! Like 200 pounds. There are a lot of them that get abandoned cause they get so big and people can't keep them inside any more. I've thought about rescuing one or two of them and letting them roam around the back yard like big living boulders.

 

[mrboots]

How cool is that? I read They had one England that was documented to have lived to for 165 years. And Leonardo Dicaprio just bought one.

 

[dam612]

nice reptiles everyone

I took over a chameleon for a friend a few years ago and had no idea what I was doing but I've been looking at either fish or reptiles for my next "hobby"

This thread makes me want to lean towards reptiles (if my wife will let me, lol)

Get a crested or leopard gecko, easy to care for, really cool, and i bet ur wife would think its cute

 

[FuZZyBUDz]

Those chemeleons are really cool. The pics of them climbing through the plants are awesome. I've had some turtles, a gopher tortise, a horned toad and an iguana when I was younger. Now I just have dogs, but i've always liked reptiles.
Have any of you ever seen those sulcatta tortises? They sell them at pet stores as babys and don't tell people that they get huge! Like 200 pounds. There are a lot of them that get abandoned cause they get so big and people can't keep them inside any more. I've thought about rescuing one or two of them and letting them roam around the back yard like big living boulders.

my aunt has one, she is 65 now (the turtle is) im gunna ask for it wen she goes...ITS VICIOUS!!!!!! if u come with in reach, it will take a few fingers off...the dog learded the hard way...lost his LIFE!! the things awesome! its caged now after killing the bourde, she still loves it. and people usualy get rid of them because they eat like savages!! she feads her 4 heads of lettuce a day!

 

[dam612]

[video=youtube;SEkgsuRicQc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEkgsuRicQc[/video]
turtle damage

 

[FuZZyBUDz]

HAHHHAHAHHHHAHHHAHAHAHhAHAHAHAHHH!!!!!! that dog should have KNOWN thats was coming to him

 

[mistaphuck]

I have a leopard gecko thats getting hella old shes almost 8. but mostly I keep fish.<< when I was in NC there were tons of these turtles everywhere, you could catch them out of the lake with a string tied around a flower.