Hi Folks, Just back from various trips and now immersed in a deluge of teaching, marking and other stuff. Yes, I'm afraid things move slowly on the systematics/DNA front... Getting enough material together for a thorough study takes time, so does cajoling someone to do the lab work, and so does dea...

congrats here also,very well done

its the same here,the males are some lighter color then the females.very nice wa gaboon btw

awesome snakes both of them

this is an amazing beautyfull animal you got there

greetz

cool pictures

nice bitis . can you tell something more about the way you keep the nasicornis?

goodluck with them

greetz

at the end of may i finaly got gaboon's (again before i kept rhinoceros) its a pair of uganda wc subadults and 1.2 tanzania farmbred baby's here some pic's http://www.sareptiles.co.za/gallery/albums/userpics/11115/uganda_gabby.jpg http://www.sareptiles.co.za/gallery/albums/userpics/11115/gabby_s.jpg...

hi, ill start with pinky heads from forceps at about 10day's old.its not real tease feeding more moving the prey to get attention,few start eating this way maybe 3 out of 10 the rest get assist feeding,most then start eating on thier own after 2-3 assist feedings. some are very stubborn,only eating ...

the pygmy's are very difficult feeders in the beginning,almost none starts eating voluntary. the enyo's are lot easyer already 7 are eating and not yet a week old :D @bushviper: yes you are correct about the pygmy's.the enyo's are indeed a big pair male is just below 1 meter and female around 90cm g...

have not been attending to this forum quite a while :oops: this has a couple of reasons, anyway i have had 2 succesfull breedings this season so far with crotalus sp i thought i share with you guy's and girls ;-) first where the pygmy's a litter born on april 18th 2008 containing 14 youngsters http:...

cool hope they do well good luck

nice

very nice,good luck with them

nice,good luck with them