I have too many animals

[Lennoncham]

Lots of amazing animals in this thread. Great to see we are all crazy together .

I currently have
3 chameleons (2 panthers 1 veiled)
13 pictus geckos
9 hemidactylus geckos
5 green anoles
2 red eyed tree frogs
1 Asian forest scorpion

so 33 animals.

plus 3 family dogs

 

[kinyonga]

I haven't had pictus for so long. They are awesome little geckos!
Can you post some photos please?

 

[dinomom]

I have watched your species pop up over the last few years and you must have gotten a great deal. Very rare!
The toads, if they lay eggs I will see if Josh or the Frog place wants to have them. To much work.. I did white's tree frogs for a few years (just getting tadpoles and raising to adults) Fun but done!

Well, let's just say I got a better price than if I bought singles! I can envision how much work and expense goes into raising the tads/babies. I just want to contribute something to continuation of the species.

I bet Josh's would take your eggs and maybe give you a little store credit

 

[Lennoncham]

I haven't had pictus for so long. They are awesome little geckos!
Can you post some photos please?

Ya for sure. These are some of the babies I have sold. Only pictures I could find on my phone.

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

I can see where some animators get their inspiration for baby animals with ENORMOUS heads!

 

[kinyonga]

Thanks! They're as cute as I remember them being!
Healthy looking little ones!

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

I don't recall seeing that species B4. They certainly have interesting (attractive) markings/patterns!

 

[Lennoncham]

I don't recall seeing that species B4. They certainly have interesting (attractive) markings/patterns!

If you haven’t seen pictus before I can guarantee you haven’t seen these guys.

hemidactylus eniangii

heidactylus coalescens

 

[redhorse]

Stop sending pictures, your making me want to start a new project... Just kidding! Beautiful and great job with your work too.

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

If you haven’t seen pictus before I can guarantee you haven’t seen these guys.

hemidactylus eniangii


heidactylus coalescens

Are they New Caledonian? Most of the geckos I looked at when considering alternatives were, but I don't recall these—though it was a couple years ago.

I still have a hankering for a Leechie, but the Missus' (Western Hermann's) tortoise has to come first.

 

[Lennoncham]

Are they New Caledonian? Most of the geckos I looked at when considering alternatives were, but I don't recall these—though it was a couple years ago.

I still have a hankering for a Leechie, but the Missus' (Western Hermann's) tortoise has to come first.

no they are from Cameroon. They are basically the same just have very slightly different markings because the populations are separated by a river.

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

no they are from Cameroon. They are basically the same just have very slightly different markings because the populations are separated by a river.

Huh? Cameroon is in Africa; New Caledonia is east of Australia.

 

[Lennoncham]

Huh? Cameroon is in Africa; New Caledonia is east of Australia.

sry I wrote that weird. I meant the 2 species I posted. H. Eniagii and h. Coalesecens are seperated by a river in Cameroon.

 

[Lennoncham]

I haven't had pictus for so long. They are awesome little geckos!

i have a couple for sale

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

sry I wrote that weird. I meant the 2 species I posted. H. Eniagii and h. Coalesecens are seperated by a river in Cameroon.

OK... that would explain why I'm not familiar with them.

 

[redhorse]

Just wanted to share size difference between Mama Turtle and one of her babies taken yesterday. The wife is doing a class for the EL students, so I am making a PPT (easy 2nd grade).
She likes her chin scratched too.. I am blessed!

 

[AmandaS]

Just wanted to share size difference between Mama Turtle and one of her babies taken yesterday. The wife is doing a class for the EL students, so I am making a PPT (easy 2nd grade).
She likes her chin scratched too.. I am blessed!

Very cute!

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

I remember red-eared sliders fondly, because as kids we could catch them (among a few other species) at a local pond. I wonder if that pond is still there...

 

[redhorse]

I left my childhood days of, pond collecting, rivers, bogs, anything I could explore ( late 70's). I google map and see some of the old places are gone but not forgotten.

 

[LukeTheLizard]

So there’s all these people with around 10 to about a billion animals, then there’s me:

1 veiled chameleon

1 betta fish

You guys have such amazing animals! Now I want to go out and spend every last penny and fill up my house with animals!