When you said they were green I could never imagine how beautiful they really look. Amazing!!! Ferdo, you are one lucky guy!

It is in the "Reptiles indigenous to South Africa ‹ Indigenous reptile observation records" Section so I think it is in the correct place MV

Common Baboon spider I think.

Last year we found a leapard footprint right outside the door. Scary thought when you got small kids. They trying to get Eland now into the park as well, so next year there will be something different to look out for. They also wanting to find out more on the herp eco in the park as well which is am...

It is raining!!!. Getting my camera ready.

Male redtail boa. And maybe some new corns. And some cave racers. Was eyeing that killer bee ball python...anyone know if Con is coming down with the price? Should be able to afford um...-looks through pockets-...um...well I will diffinitly go and look at them again!

@Nvlooi - Did not get to see them this year unfortunitly, but isn't Marloth just the best? It is an open classroom with something new each year.

@Adriaan - You sure on that?...lol...keep the rest guessing.

Please also check my latin on the agama.

You could be right. Not sure though as my id book on the lizards has gone missing so it was a guess.

We recently went on holiday to a wonderful place next to the Kruger National Park. We got to see all of the big 5 (with lots more) and had to chase away the zebra that interupted our breakfast every morning. No electricity and just the feel of nature. It was amazing as always. We had not gone to go ...

I have different prices for my snakes. The lower end price was for sale to petshops so that they don't HAVE to charge high prices. I used to have hope that my price to the end buyer would more or less be the same. I was so wrong. My book is a case in point and I am going to be honest about the price...

The head is slightly blurred. Grey rats tend to have broader "jaw bones" than corns. My guess is leaning towards a corn snake morph though, but not too sure. Nice find and diffinitly one you won't get in trouble for keeping

This problem has been in my thoughts too, but I think the problem is that when we sell a snake we create an enthusiasm to the buyer to become a breeder too. Roughly 2 years later that snake we sold is being bred and more baby's come into the market. That breeder though finds out that the reptile &qu...

I found that the males tend to be larger than the females in general. A smaller male is not a problem in regards to mating though.

I am really really upset I missed it! Unfortunitly I was very ill that day. Would have loved to see Arno again...unless he brought any grass snakes along