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    Anyone know info on poison dart frogs?

    Housing different localities of the same species can work but there is always the chance that they will breed which is frowned upon in the PDF community but its your choice :). Also keep in mind that some species of dart frogs are aggressive towards the same sex. Like Tinc females are the...
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    PacMan Frogs!

    I personally would use a low wattage bulb for ambient temps. Seal in the enclosure so now heat or humidity gets out. Heat pads suck at keeping the air temp up. [hr] Do not put to much pressure on the little thing. Give him time.
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    The chams.

    Male pygmy
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    The chams.

    Thank you. How old is your boy?
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    Hyperolius pusillus

    These are glass reed frogs. And thank you :)
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    Hyperolius pusillus

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    The chams.

    Rhampholeon temporalis Veileds This one is at my brothers house
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    PacMan Frogs!

    Kept several horned frogs in the past and they are fat and cute little things. Only thing is that I found them boring. Personally a fan of tree frogs.
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    Anyone know where to get Ackie monitors?

    Get ahold of "slayer" on reptileforums.net he has some Varanus acanthurus acanthurus, incubating.
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    Smallish-medium size monitor lizards

    No I don't sell them and have never kept them. I would buy a stock tank tbh. Cages you find in pet stores are not suitable for monitors. They can be modified for babies but not adults. I'd recomend joining a reptile forum or a varanid forum. [hr] Or you can just order F/T mice.
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    Smallish-medium size monitor lizards

    That was an easy sale! Gonna do any research first?
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    Smallish-medium size monitor lizards

    Ridge tail aka ackies are Australian monitors :)
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    Smallish-medium size monitor lizards

    Look into ridge tail monitors Varanus acanthurus. Stay pretty small and from what I understand not to shy. But they need several inches of burrowing space just like most monitors. The good thing is that all that you see for sale are CBB.
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    Phyllomedusa bicolor

    HAHAHAHA! to funny. What happened to the frog?
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    Phyllomedusa bicolor

    Thank you :)
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    Phyllomedusa bicolor

    Fed the bicolor his first fuzzy today and took some pics as he seemed pretty active after taking it down and he was posing for the cam.
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    What is this?

    Oh boy..... It looks like your're right. Well I'm gonna go dip my head under water for about 30 mins. Who wants to join?
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    Anyone want some pie?

    Its a captive mutation. Pieds have been around for a while now. And by far my fav morph when it comes to ball pythons.
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    Tegu or black roughneck monitor

    I would go with a tegu, there are more successful keepers of tegus then there are on monitors so getting good info on them is not to hard. [hr] Also most if not all rough necks are wc.
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    Chaco - would like to confirm ID & sex

    Looks like a sulcata.
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