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Australian Snakes
19-Jul-08, 09:39 PM
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Is keeping snakes cruel?
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Keeping any animal in captivity CAN be cruel if...
Keeping any animal in captivity CAN be cruel if it's needs are not met. Eg, a cockatoo is an intelligent animal and suffers if kept in a small cage and deprived of mental stimulation. A snake,...
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Australian Snakes
16-Apr-08, 02:53 PM
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oenpelli rock pyhon
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I happened to sit next to a herpetologist her...
I happened to sit next to a herpetologist her works at Darwin Museum on a flight from Darwin to Perth for a herp conference. I asked him about the Oenpelli and the rumour about someone breeding them...
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14-Mar-08, 02:18 PM
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pronounce 'bredli'
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The overriding rule for pronunciation of any word...
The overriding rule for pronunciation of any word is not what the dictionary stipulates, but 'popular usage'. That is how all words in any language have come into existence. Pronunciation deemed...
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General Herps
23-Feb-08, 01:29 PM
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Share Your Brownsnake Photos
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Western Brown, photographed near the road just...
Western Brown, photographed near the road just east of Timber Creek. Spotted him crossing the road, when I went back to get photos, a crow was trying to tail him.
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Australian Snakes
18-Feb-08, 09:45 PM
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Blondie
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Blondie
Visited the Territory Wildlife Park today and there was Blondie on display (looking magnificent) in the nocturnal house with a normal Darwin Carpet. The keeper said she was returned to the park about...
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Australian Snakes
14-Feb-08, 02:47 PM
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Why are Coastals disliked by so many?
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Thanks for all your comments guys. I'm not phased...
Thanks for all your comments guys. I'm not phased by what others like or don't like, just wondered what the reasons were and now I know. I still reckon he is a beautiful animal, he is still snappy,...
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Australian Snakes
14-Feb-08, 01:44 PM
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Why are Coastals disliked by so many?
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Why are Coastals disliked by so many?
I got my first snake, a Coastal, 10 months ago. I had the choice of an MD or Coastal and picked the Coastal because of his markings. Since then I have visited here often and found the information on...
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General Herps
13-Jul-07, 11:15 PM
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Post your wild herping stories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I agree with Yommy, NT is one big herping...
I agree with Yommy, NT is one big herping adventure.
link below to wild Water Python and Darwin Carpet Python photos
http://picasaweb.google.com.au/jarmike/ReptileEncounters?authkey=G4cYopRNWus
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General Herps
06-Jun-07, 05:06 PM
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Water Pythons
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Encounter with wild Water Python
Attached is a link to a small web album of photos of a water python my sons and I came accross on a bush road near Darwin.
http://picasaweb.google.com.au/jarmike/WaterPython?authkey=XL7zBSDpUlQ
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Australian Snakes
29-May-07, 12:08 PM
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How important are UV lights
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The other question I have is related to...
The other question I have is related to temperature. The temperature range in the house is between about 27 and 31. We live in Darwin, and I don't use air-conditioning, only fans. So the python has...
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Australian Snakes
29-May-07, 10:50 AM
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How important are UV lights
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Thanks for your comments guys
Thanks for your comments guys
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Australian Snakes
28-May-07, 11:59 PM
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How important are UV lights
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How important are UV lights
How important is it to provide a UV light for a young snake? I have heard conflicting opinions. At the moment I do not have a UV light for my young coastal. Should I make a point of keeping him...
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