Tylor Hi.

These are specialists feeders that will only feed on young lizrads and frogs. Its best to release it and let nature take its course.

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Hi All. Its been a while since I've put a post together for the forum! Decided to share some pics from a recent trip. My girlfriend & I took a short break and head up the North coast for a few days. I always get so nervous as these trips are planned well in advance and one never knows how things...

Doesn't strike me as a scam.

Near enough every reptile you posted would be a lifer for me. Astonishing list. Well done and some really nice photographs also!

That Quill snouted is just crazy looking. Really like the macro shots of them. Some very nice amphibian finds also, especially like the Forest tree frog pics. Great stuff Ping!!!

Hey man.


Honestly I would just pull and use good shots off google. Most are watermarked in any case... especially if its just a once off thing... just my 2c.


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Sure you can. The landscape ones where done on an Android app called Snapseed. The reptile shots where processed from RAW in Lightroom.

Rian definitely not Delalande. Also found one on the trip. This was Leptotyplops sp. 100%.

Wes I packed a spare pair of undies just incase. Unfortunately I didn't need it

I recently spent 3 days in the Western Cape with with my good friend Lourance Klose. 3 days simply are not enough, but it was 3 days filled with fun, laughter and ofcourse some beautiful herps! Other then what's pictured below, we also found a DOR Bitis rubida, a very unattractive skaapsteker, Loura...

And I lost this one... Dismally! I've always been passionate about Brown house snakes, so when this gorgeous snake came to be in my possession, I had the opportunity to do something awesome! Pioneer a new morph. The first ever captive blue eyed leucistic housie! Everything went perfect for well over...

Deon Nel from Apex Predators is your man. You can find him on Facebook. I will also share a link to your post on his timeline.

Regards,
Dean

I'll come sort your braai wood out any day!
What a pleasure to have such a magnificent species around your home.

No field herping in winter??? Arno has lost his mind! Don't flip mounds or pry animals out of deep cracks ect. Be responsible. Winter is the best time to field herp and its cooler which makes covering more ground that much easier to do. Steve I was joking with you bud. Sorry if by doing so I have co...

Some very neat finds. Keep updating this thread as you find more. We are so fortunate to be able to apreciate these amazing creatures 90% of the world choose to ignore

I usually try searching for them