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I found my six month old Butter has some big mites, his mouth is kind of crooked too. I tried feeding him but he won't take a meal. I have done the standard requirements; quarantine, put on paper, and bathed. He is acting really bizarre as well when I hold him all he tries to do is go straight...

I just got a new camera and I am testing it out. These are only half of my terrariums/cages. My other ones are just Rubbermaids so nothing really worth looking. I am going to snap shots of the rest of my collection.

Well there isn't much to say but this puny thing is a Western Hognose and his name is Murphy. He is without a doubt the best snake I have ever owned. He thinks he's a cobra but is the biggest chicken.

I haven't given them names yet so I am calling them 6 and 7. Six is a Butter Mot and Seven is a Snow Mot(hurricane). The Snow is a vicious little runt, He bites/strikes whenever he is handled. It doesn't bite me all the time, usually he waits till I stop using the glove then bites. A lot of time...

I have two corns, 11 month Butter Motley and Snow Hurricane, when handled bite constantly. . Although it doesn't really hurt they will be getting bigger soon. I have been handling them a lot. One will bite then try to flee, but the snow just sits calmly and bites the nearest finger. I have had...

OK you will love this. Some of these creatures are hideous but alot are cute http://www.lifeinthefastlane.ca/worlds-weirdest-animals-and-creatures/offbeat-news

This is a wonderful video of a lion reuniting with it's previous owners after a year of being released back into the wild. Almost made me cry. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=036_1186245897

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2004092008,00.html This sounds like something straight out of Arachnophobia. Poor guy he obviously didn't have anyone in his life to go 7-14 days without being found. Why didn't he go to the hospital it's not like a black widow kills you instantly?

I was curious if anyone had any really expensive machines out there. Like Alienware quadcore computers. Mine is reputable I think. You decide. Windows XP (getting Vista when Crysis comes out.) AMD X2 4400 dual core processor 2 GB of Ram 250 GB HD 70 Gb 10,000rpm HD NVIDIA 8800 640MB I play a...

This is the best American accent quiz I've ever taken. I have a 'Midland accent' a neutral accent like most News reporters and announcers. Good Luck let me hear some of your results. Anyone understand question 15? http://www.youthink.com/quiz.asp?action=take&quiz_id=9827

I just got back my digital camera and took some shots. Sorry Rich I hope by adding these non-corn photo's doesn't kill your bandwidth. Tell me what you guys think. Fritz-Motley Sunglow, Pip-Motley, and Napoleon-Okeetee.

Does anyone know a reputable MBK breeder? I would prefer an adult. Thanks.

http://www.oliverwillis.com/2007/02/audio_rudy_giul.html Title sums it up. He seems kind of crazy going off on a tangent about getting "help". He definitly won't get my vote. He needs help.

Anyone know a respectable breeder to buy a Tree Boa or Python from?

http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=21785 Hope someone takes a gander.

First off I used the search. Secondly, I am looking for yearling+ pictures of a plain 'motley'. I have seen a few pictures but they were radically different. I really just want to see what my newly acquired motley will looke like. Thanks. I deserve one request.

My recently acquired boa seems to be trying to regurge the second f/t pinky. He has spout out some foamy saliva, but has not yet yaked the mouse out. Should I be worried?

I guess anyone really would get a kick out of this. Warning sensative people there are some "strong" words and actions in this. Hilarious though. http://spikedhumor.com/articles/36689/Jackie_Chan_British_Fighting.html

He's a columbian boa not much for the redtail. But I love his pattern and the light grey color. Any help me with his name that would be great. Thanks for any suggestions.

I want one, too bad for deforistation. Hope someone hasnt beatin me to this story. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/5118778.stm