Thanks

Much appreciated.

Maybe imgur is not blocked at work?

Friend of mine was cycling yesterday and came across this snake eating a blue headed lizard near Stellenbosch mountain yesterday. My knee jerk reaction was this it is a tabak rolletjie, but on closer inspection of the higher resolution photos I received today I'm leaning more toward a less common co...

Hey guys,

Is it OK to sex a yearling? it just seems a bit early in live, also could you harm or hurt the animal doing it? Which technique do you use?

Hi everyone, Friend of my wife found this snake, not sure how big it is, they suspect puff adder but I thinks its Lamprophis guttatus, can anybody confirm? I appologise in advance if I'm in the wrong thread here :D before IDing http://www.sareptiles.co.za/gallery/albums/userpics/14902/IMG-20121024-0...

I almost gave up on my yearly Aurora finds, but it happened http://www.sareptiles.co.za/gallery/albums/userpics/14902/IMG_1770.JPG http://www.sareptiles.co.za/gallery/albums/userpics/14902/IMG_1772.JPG http://www.sareptiles.co.za/gallery/albums/userpics/14902/IMG_1773.JPG Everyone oohed and aahed ab...

My Snow female used to shake her tail (rattle) every time I opened her enclosure, she calmed down after about a month of handling, she was about 6 months at the time. On the other hand my one male is so calm that when he is fed he will always take his feed gently when fed and pull a little on it unt...

Hi all, I got a new corn on Friday (yearling), to my shame I did not notice a piece of old shed on the tip of the tail until Monday. :oops: I soaked the tail in luke warm water and rubbed the old skin of, which seemed to about two sheds worth. The tail looked fine at the time but last night it seems...

Absolutely beautiful.

Congrats!!

This sounds awesome!

Cant wait for the pics.

Chantal, Your snakes are stunning! I'm thinking one could have a new name for almost every color morph you have there, maybe we should just stick to classifying a morph as beautiful, nice or not :) @mailjvdb: Considering all that has been said here and Chantel's photo I would say that you have a Ame...

Normal Okeetee has well defines black areas around the saddles.

http://www.cornsnakemorphgallery.com/okeetee/

I'm unclear on reverse Okeetee vs Albino (though albino was without pigment)

Amel doesn't have the white areas around the saddles.

How did you "find" it?

And who neglects such a beautiful animal? Last week I saw a albino Burmese python that got burnt by an a open light bulb, I got so mad! luckily he is in good hands now.

Does look like reverse Okeetee.

Hope he brings you lots of joy.

They look really wet, I wouldn't spray any water directly on the eggs, if you vermiculite was mixed correctly (1:1 in WEIGHT NOT VOLUME) and your "egg box" has no breathing holes, there should be no need to mist the eggs at all. Point taken, my mix was 1:1 in approx weight when I put it i...

Hey guys, Please have a look, my eggs are looking a bit indented, could you please check if it seems OK? http://www.sareptiles.co.za/gallery/albums/userpics/14902/IMAG0431-01.jpg The one in the bottom right worries me especially, there were some vermiculite on it but it was only a few flecks. I spra...