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Yes, jan, just like green tree pythons, the babies go through otonogenesis(sp) and from what i read these animals are fairly hard to reproduce in captivity, i have been told my numerous locals that have kept/try to keep them that i am only 1 of 3 successful breeders in the state of Arizona...

about 2 years ago i picked up a lone WC female, and kept her for a year, got her on frozen thawed rodents and decided i really wanted to breed emeralds. Back in february of 2013 i noticed she started an ovulation cycle so i decided to pick up a captive bred male and put them together. as of...

you know you can tell them who they belong to considering i am a member of this forum... http://imgur.com/a/BxdMt anyways i have more photos of the liter on my facebook account. Yeah kent, i picked up an young WC female back in march of 2011 roughly and spent a year getting her on frozen...

I feel its male.

Very stunning, Very jealous.

jacksonii jacksonii or jacksonii xantholophus? *xantho is more common in the trade then the jack jacksonii*

just doing a bump for an update.

as kent said about the carpet ball pythons there is also womaxball pythons aka wall pythons, tom sundhin who produced the first female ever sold the female for around 15k...

blurry photos are blurry...... interesting to say the least.

After 35 years the monolithic pets store in AZ Pets Inc. will be closing down, there is still not an exact date But while the store is open, 50% off everything left in the store whlie the sale has been going on for a week, soon nothing will be left.. no more chameleons but we have some...

nick mole over at first choice is a very good guy, i have purchased geckos from him and everything comes in really good shape..... also check the forum classifieds nad a few of the vendors on the forums also check to see if you have any shows coming up, i always prefer to purchase from...

If you are that concerned please go to the vet and receive immediate expert help, the photos are blurry and hard to make anything distinguishable.

have you still not attempted a vet visit, sorry but i jumped ahead and only read the first two pages/last page of the thread. your guy is in bad shape and it is unfortunate that alot of the members see this all too often and so please don't be discouraged by their "attitude" because it...

any homopholis fasciata near were you live? i am looking for someone to get me detailed photos of their native habitat...

i bought a snow flake yapan on craigslist *$2500* on craigslist for $250, kid had it listed as a sorong Gree tree......i paid 200 for it....

Well, its not like adults can't read it, it is supposed to be along the lines of the next "harry potter" and what not so should be interesting i get my copy tomorrow when i go by his home.

http://arkwatch.com/2011/11/11/serpentauria-ark-of-extinction-is-published/ Check out this new book my friend has written, comes out today to the public on his site, it will be on amazon and other formats later this week, a great book for kids into animals and such!

just doing a quick bump for this thread, hoping to see if we can get an update on some of those rarer species.. and if anyone can toss up a care sheet for the gallus...

yeah syn oedura... he also had the australian leaf tails and some parthogenic babies, but i didn't i didn't want to deal with TINY TINY babies i had to feed fruit flys

hmm i was at tucson, this years was a little rough, somewhat dissapointing. but the phoenix show has some variety in comparison, i had a chance to pick up some O. robusta at tucson but bought a leachi since they couldn't garuntee gender. phoenix show isn't like LA or the big cali/florida...