Yes, Beardies are allowed in EC.

Hahaha, T n S I could post a whole collage of puffies and it still wouldnt prove anything as their are no dates. Maybe I should buy a Herald newspaper every time I go on a callout and take a picture of the puffy next to the date he he

I must say though, this season has been pretty quiet.

Haha, the saying ''close but no cigar'' sums it up

Lol

It is also known as the crab eating water snake.

Vermiculite costs about R20 for a bag and is available at pretty much every home and garden centre or plant nursery

That first pic of that P.crucifer almost looks like it's anery, very grey and black. A friend of mine went to a callout, upon arrival he found that the snake had escaped but the home owner had found eggs in his garden the previous day. The guy had thrown the eggs into the storm water drain outside t...

White bellied mangrove snake?

Chopper, a compost heap is probably the warmest spot a snake could possibly lay it's eggs in a suburban environment. Compost heaps can actually get well over 30 to 40 degrees celsius, especially when grass clippings are involved, kind of clashes with the idea of keeping the eggs in a cool place. A g...

Oops hahaha, will look more carefully next time.

Variable skink, not sure about the frog though.

If your burm is healthy she can probably go several months without food no problem. Many people who religiously feed every so many days freak out when their snake misses a feed. There is no need to fret. Give the snake a chance to get hungry, wait a week or so and try again.

I'll post a couple pics of some light bhs ive had in the past as an example

Nice finds! Are all lizard species there named after the things we use to enclose our gardens? Haha

Found this pic too

http://m.imgur.com/a/vnOUi