Today was bok choy and mustard greens with some dandelion snack. 
Video Clip: My Mali Uromastyx “Mr. Uromastyx” eating!
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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Veiled Chameleon Eats
Rex eats two crickets for dinner!
Boa Constrictor strikes and constricts baby chick
IF YOU DONT LIKE THIS KINDA THING THEN PLEASE DONT WATCH IT!
this is a young female Salmontine boa. its feeding day and chicken is this weeks special. usually she gets rats so a chick is a treat for her. (please excuse the mess. we are in the middle of moving in and have not yet set up the reptile room)
Boa constrictor imperator is a wide-ranging subspecies and its appearance varies greatly with location.
Sleepy Tortoise… _ _-。-~0~_ _
This is my pet Russian Tortoise in the morning under the warm basking light. It feels like looking at myself in the morning…
Tommy The Tortoise
Tommy the Leopard Tortoise
Leopard tortoises are the fourth largest species of tortoise, after the Sulcata tortoise, the Galapagos tortoise, and Seychelles giant tortoise.
Thing One & Two, Garters Bath Time.
A movie I made for my girls with their snakes..
Even within a single species the color in the stripes and spots and background can differ.
Frilled Dragon munching VIDEO
My frilly having dinner, and not happy I’m taking pictures.
Alternative Veterinary Care of Fresno
Males are significantly larger than females both as juveniles and when mature.
VIDEO Blue tongue skink eating a fuzzy
GRAPHIC!!
Central Valley Veterinary Emergency Services
Taking your blue tongue outside for an hour gives it the same amount of UVB it would have gotten with a UV bulb in a week! Keeping your blue tongue skink by a window will not do anything because glass and Plexiglas block 99 percent of UV, and even just a screen blocks 80 percent.
Video Clip: Ball
Jackson and his ball. He loves to play!
These are small to medium sized chameleons.
VIDEO Leopard Gecko Feeding
JUst Squirt and his feeding video.
**UPDATE** Dee’s eggs haven’t hatched, but I will get a videos up in a day or so, it takes time! LOL those lil hatchling are SO brave.
As nocturnal creatures, they spend the day hidden under rocks or in dry burrows to escape the daytime heat, emerging at dusk to hunt insects.