ha? naa nka snake sir bim2x.. oi ang skink nya ha.. gai ko... hehehehehehe.. thanks sir...
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12-09-2008, 03:54 PM #121Junior Member
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12-09-2008, 05:55 PM #122
What new snakes do you have sir?
Originally Posted by zelighozar
Im excited on my circket breeding project lolz!
Just want to share some pics guys:
Cheecha, 5 months old and 10 inches long, when I got her she was only 7 inches
Eating her fav salad (mustasa, bok choi and squash)
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12-09-2008, 07:49 PM #123C.I.A.
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wow nice BD sir, asa ang usa ani? dba pair ni?
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12-09-2008, 10:08 PM #124
Yup pair ni, nar ang second in a temporary tank:
I switch them half a day to both get UV exposure kay ang mag away sila sa usa ka tank. I notice the female to be a little more aggressive and ma stress out ang male is right now two inch smaller.
Sige lang mahuman naman second tank this week mabalhin na nako siya, and to each his own na
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12-09-2008, 10:22 PM #125Elite Member
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sir,what nang murag digital something sa aquarium?? digital thermometer or para humidity reading na??hehe
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12-10-2008, 12:38 AM #126
colubrids are rear or back-fanged snakes eg. corn's, rat's or king's (Elaphe sps.); wolf's (Lycodon sps.); cat's (Boiga sps.); to name few are some of the few examples of the cmmon colubid. most are quite harmless, but some like the Mangrove snake and most cat's (Boiga dendrophilia) are quite venomous and packs a punch! There's atleast 360 recorded deaths of Boiga dendrophilias here in SE asia... Originally Posted by jiggysvoices
elapids are front-fanged sankes eg. cobra's (Naja sps.); coral's (Hemibungarus); kraits (Bungarus); sea's (Laticauda sps.); a few fine examples of very beautiful, magnificent speices of elapids. all very beautiful, all very bloody deadly...
Vipers are vipirids. Now that includes rattler's (Crotalus sps.) and common arboreal vipers here (T.flavomaculatus and T.wagleri and T. albobrabis). Now these are the supermodels of the bloody snakey world! Very photogenic, extremely gorgeous and beautiful.. But their bites too are blimy deadly too!!
Hope that aswers it, blokes.... heheheh....
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12-10-2008, 12:43 AM #127
Can i fancy you a Mangrove snake (Boiga dendrophilia)? Lemme know if your intrested... Originally Posted by muzikfreakah
Thats why if ever mupalit nakog snake colubrid nalang gyud
Milk, corn or king are my pets of choice
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12-10-2008, 07:39 AM #128Elite Member
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digital hygrometer / thermometer na mets! so you can monitor the humidity & temperature inside the tank. Originally Posted by mets
@ muzikfreakah: wow sir, nagpahimo na pud ka lain tank for your BDs. this is getting bloody expensive, eh! hehehe!
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12-10-2008, 07:41 AM #129Junior Member
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wow, very informative doc.... and for the t.wagleri... i think ill pass for now.. i dont have the skill and knowledge to raise such pet... ill settle for corns and milk snakes for now and the ball python... sorry i havent texted u yet... just been bloody busy this past few days... thanks... and im looking forward for the ambyls that u have for me... hehehehee.. thanks
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12-10-2008, 07:43 AM #130Elite Member
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this thread is getting so "madugo"! hahahaha! joke!
see you this weekend doc!
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