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122Likes- Just learnt about these last night! on sbs-"Speed of Life" anyone see it? Had a lot of cool costa rican reptiles. Bit dramatised but was great!
Originally Posted by Albino93 
the glass frog is weird and very cute
we can basically see through there skin and see there organs. i would def want one of these guys
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- 28-Jun-12, 11:11 AM #62
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haha yeh i watched it to, i never knew about em till i watched the show last night Originally Posted by Rissi Wish list-1 Hypo Bredli, 1 RSP, 4 Albino Darwins, 1 88% jungle jag and maybe (hopefully) one day a Paradox Albino. 1 Sand monitor, 1 Heath monitor, 1 Mangrove monitor, 1 Lace monitor and 1 Perentie.
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Red Tail Boa for sure
- 28-Jun-12, 03:29 PM #64
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Yeah, I saw it also. Some realy incredible cinematography of some really unique wildlife. Originally Posted by Rissi "The most venomous snake in the world is the one that just bit you." Viperkeeper
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I would love some of the basics that i used too own in the UK, Ball Pythons, Leopard Geckos, Corn Snakes :/ Boas are also cool even though i never had the joy of owning one.
- Yeah it was very good filming. I loved the alligator snapping turtle...poor basilisk. My mum's like "dont worry I'm sure that's a different basilisk on a different day, it didn't just run away from a rat snake into a turtle" Originally Posted by pseudechis4740
- 28-Jun-12, 04:21 PM #67 Regular Member
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yeh i like watching the elapids in slow motion, fav part was the eyelash viper biting the frog and eating it
pretty sure it was the same lizard haha, everywhere u look theres a predator lurking in the grass lol
Wish list-1 Hypo Bredli, 1 RSP, 4 Albino Darwins, 1 88% jungle jag and maybe (hopefully) one day a Paradox Albino. 1 Sand monitor, 1 Heath monitor, 1 Mangrove monitor, 1 Lace monitor and 1 Perentie.
- How amazing was the orange of it?? I liked the how the green tree frog was trying to lure the snake away from the eggs by showing off her colours! Originally Posted by Albino93 yeh i like watching the elapids in slow motion, fav part was the eyelash viper biting the frog and eating it pretty sure it was the same lizard haha, everywhere u look theres a predator lurking in the grass lol
- 28-Jun-12, 04:55 PM #69 Regular Member
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the viper? cant really remember seeing much orange, more yellow
yeh, i guess it got destracted long enough for the eggs to hatch. i didnt think snakes would try and eat tadpoles from the eggs.
Wish list-1 Hypo Bredli, 1 RSP, 4 Albino Darwins, 1 88% jungle jag and maybe (hopefully) one day a Paradox Albino. 1 Sand monitor, 1 Heath monitor, 1 Mangrove monitor, 1 Lace monitor and 1 Perentie.
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It was good filming but editing was pretty terrible IMO, they jumped all over the place and repeated things just after they has said it? Like the Cat eyed snake? I think it was, when it went to eat the frog eggs, they didn't even show how the tadpoles got away until the very end?
- I still like this one- is my favourite. Originally Posted by mo-deville one of my faves!
Don't believe everthing you hear & read.
Sometimes experience & wisdom are better options.
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It really is almost impossible to narrow it down as the choice is just so huge but the Red Tailed Boa is right up there along with the Reticulated Python (easily my favourite python species), Emerald Tree Boas, Rainbow Boas, Boelens Pythons, Rhino Iguanas, Green Iguanas, Tegus, Chameleons. I am a bit like a kid in a candy store at the moment and i think the only thing that will stop me is when i run out of space. :-)
This is my sons female Yemen Chameleon, he is crazy about Chameleons and finally has 2, soon to be more I think
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- 28-Jun-12, 07:27 PM #73google - zoobooksales. i got it through this company on amazon Originally Posted by Grunter023 HERPS - It's an obsession in the guise of a hobby
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a chameleon,ball python (morph), corn snake, and a iguana sorry bout spelling
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Always had a soft spot for Candoia carinata
and these blue & green Uros, different species
I just realized i picked out a pokemon line up, your argument is invalid
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