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Guess that herp!!!

Pffft... go away for 5 minutes and you guys start without me...

I've never even heard of that snake TBH. Looks like I need to do more research. :)
 
Jynx said:
Pffft... go away for 5 minutes and you guys start without me...

I've never even heard of that snake TBH. Looks like I need to do more research. :)
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Hahaha. That's what I was hoping. Weird name, not too well known. Unforgettable once you've come across one though. Amazing that nature could naturally produce anything so blue, as they are in Louisiana.
 
Jynx said:
Pffft... go away for 5 minutes and you guys start without me...

I've never even heard of that snake TBH. Looks like I need to do more research. :)
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I was offered a trio of wild caught adults this year, free of charge, delivered to my door, no cost. I passed. They got a nasty reputation...

OK...time to take of the kid gloves...
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Oh now thats not very nice... How the hell am I supposed to know what that is? Arizona is not well known for its Salamanders or Newts...

Hmmm, I think I'm gonna let you take this one Eric.
 
Mole Salamander is the closest I see?
Man, salamanders look alot alike.
I looked up newts first, there are a lot of pics of Mr Gingrich.
 
Lol! Thats the closest I could really figure out too. Or a funky Tiger with no markings. The tail keeps saying newt to me, but I just don't know enough about the slimies...
 
I think they look graceful.
I'm always nervous about picking up little things like that for fear of damaging them. When you see a bird pick up a lizard and drop it and it is fine you know they can take it, it would bother me if I damaged one though.
 
That's correct.
They look so much like red-eared sliders. I've even seen sliders with dark plastrons almost like that. Gotta look for the red on the neck.
 
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