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magen - 2012-08-12
We actually had a southern corn snake named Billy Jack and two weeks ago he escaped from his tank:( I was sooo upset this guy was sooo friendly and easy going and was almost three feet long...he hasn't turned up so I went to my breeder or new snake and fell in love with this baby snow corn snake. She's a girl which is exciting and is kinda pink and has the best pink eyes. I can't bring her home til the 24th but I'm excited to bring this lil girl home

nick - 2012-03-25
hiya i have just buy a leopard tortise and the shell look matt. does that suppose to be like that.
thanks ..

Barb - 2011-08-01
I have a leopard tort baby and he lives in a 4x4 doorless closet. He is very healthy, eats and poops fine. My question is, when I take him outside, he is very active. Inside he eats and hides, doesn't walk around much. The substrate is a mix of Timothy and alfalfa hay. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Bard

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Charlie Roche - 2011-08-02
There just more room to run around outside???? Like the outdoors - makes sense but could there be enough light for him in a closet. Is there a pen you can set up for him?

Tim - 2011-08-10
I am writing to ask your advice about buying a desert hairy scorpion - but not to keep in captivity. I want to release the animal into the wild (we live in a fairly rural area of the Sonoran Desert - and they are native here).

Can you please advise if there are any precautions to take, (e.g., best time of year to do this; reliable supplier ideally in the Phoenix Arizona, etc.).

Thanks ahead of time,

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Charlie Roche - 2011-08-10
Someone is going to go and catch them and possibly breed them or sell them You are then going to pay money back to release them. If they have been just caught - then you are paying for something that you can just go look at. If you are paying for something that is bred and has been fed - then how can you know if it will just survive? I don't understand. Regardless, where you decie to purchase it from would know the answers to these questions - at least I would hope they would.

Tony - 2010-04-13
Hi,

I have a leopard turtle but do not know if it's male or female. It's about 10" long. How can I find out?

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Doug Wolkow - 2010-04-29
Check the base of the tail. The females have a larger V around the tail. The females also are larger and have a more domed shell. The larger area "V" is for the passing of eggs in a mature specimen. A male will also start to form a concaveness on the bottom of their shell. This serves to mount the female in mating so the shells fit and don't slide off each other.
a - 2010-07-28
Would you want to sell her?
Walter - 2011-02-22
Go to YouTube and in the search box type:Tracking and Sexing a Leopard Tortoise

mike - 2012-07-04
Looking for a female florida box turtle

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Gelacio Gonzalez - 2012-10-17
Translation 'I have females that have been breeding in my yard, I need a male that change per adult female or small turtles'

Tengo hembras que han tenido cría en mi patio, necesito un macho que cambio por hembra adulta o pequeñas tortugas.

Carrie - 2012-07-01
I have a male green iguana. Can anybody tell my why he leaves white spots on my desk. I can not figure this out.

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Charlie Roche - 2012-07-02
I am going to go on the assumption that it is not his footprints otherwise you wouldn't be concerned. It can be several things ut the two most common are a fungas or a mold. It looks sort of like large pieces or particles of a skin (as if you got sunburned and were peeling). I have no idea how you can tell the difference between the mold or the fungus but a vet can take a culture and provide you with treatment. Hope this helps.
Charlie Roche - 2012-07-02
I am sorry - I didn't think of the obvious. Iguanas molt but it is more like a peeling of dry skin. It usually isn't big patches but flakes with some patches. It would look like white flakes.

Kelly Gratton - 2008-11-22
I have recently purchased my very first snake, EVER, and I have chosen a snow corn snake, and I must say HE'S THE MOST BEAUTIFUL I have ever seen. We have named him BOB as we wanted a name that no-one would forget, and so far, no-one has hahaha. At first I was very frightened about handling him thinking he was going to bite me at every opportunity, but he has never given me a reason to be scared of him, and I can feel a bond with him already (does that sound weird). I no longer feel scared of him and I am handling him now as often as I can... apart from when he's ready for feeding! I hope me and BOB have a long and happy relationship, and I can definitely say I would love to have another, but for now I'm happy.

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michelle - 2012-10-02
Our baby snow corn has escaped. Do you think my dogs would have ate it. Because I can't find it anywhere
Charlie Roche - 2012-10-02
My guess is that it is probably in the house somplace under or behind something. These guys get out and they can find the best hideaways imaginable. Good luck with the search. WOW not fun.

bitchie - 2010-05-12
Hey hoe lets go! lmaooooo :P I really like the spotted turtle, I gotta do it for my science project.

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JohnBush - 2011-06-22
Hello! Very good job(this site)! Thank you man.
Kaylee - 2012-05-01
Haha(:

brent - 2011-01-24
I have a turtle like that.

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Anonymous - 2011-11-04
me too

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