Daily Archives: March 7, 2008

Videos my adventure and brothers iguana

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i went to bros apt. saw his lizard and chilled then came back and showed off the new substrate which dora kept eating it was annoying but she start feeling better and orange is annoying turns everything orange! Like many reptiles, these lizards colors change according to the temperature; during cool weather they appear dull and dark but the colors become lighter in warm weather, especially when basking; the darker pigmentation allows their skin to soak up more sunlight.

VIDEO New Emerald Tree Boa Arrives!!!

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She’s 8 months of age now, we’ve been waiting for at least 6 month for her to get a little older, I wanted to make sure i met her housing requirements correct…& learn a little more than i did when i first made the purchase….we got her from rico @ signalherp.com He’s a great business man with some awesome GTP’s & ETB’s. Thanks again Rico!!!!!!!! $;-)

Spots of the same color, or blue spots, may be scattered over the body.

My tank.Newts and Frogs VIDEO

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I have 1 fire belly newt,2 fire belly frogs and 1 emperor newt.This was my tank like 3 mounths ago.My tank is way beter now and just so u noe all the animals in this tank are co-operating.dont tell me how to take care of my pets pls

They can be differtiated from these two species by their large size, broader head and against Japanese Fire-Bellies smoother skin.

VIDEO Endangered Animals

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Love a little in the wild side.

I have one word to say…Conservation.

The Music is the theme song to the old children’s favourite, Animals of Farthing Wood. Yes it is just music, but I think it suits this clip well :) Farthing Wood is being destroyed for housing, and when the last pond is filled in, the animals begin a life changing journey. They are bound together by an Oath, to lay aside their differences and instincts and protect one another. Many peril through the journey, due to poachers and human conflict, but they charge onwards to their destination, White Deer Park. The Oath of protection remains in tact, and is soon replaced by friendship and loyalty to one another. If they can protect one another, why can’t we do the same to them?

Note: Please excuse the mistake at the end with the Wildlife Warriors logo outside the white box.

Animals featured in this video:

Arctic Fox
Bengal Tiger
Black Rhino
Blue Whale
Cheetah
Cougar
Crocodile
Dolphin
Eagle
Elephant
Giant Panda
Gorilla
Green Tree Frog
Koala
Lemur
Meerkat
Numbat
Orangutan
Penguin
Polar Bear
Red Panda
Red Wolf
Rock Wallaby
Sea Otter
Sea Turtle
Wombat
Zebra

My Dragon’s Pet Mouse Movie

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my Bearded Dragon, Fat Boy, and his pet mouse, Rascal, playing in the cage. Fat Boy ate mice until Rascal came along, then he decided to keep him as a pet and has not ate a single mouse since.

The Bearded Dragon or the Pogona Vitticeps got its name due to the flap of skin which appears to be like a beard seen beneath its jaw.

Videos our turtle Mr. T

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UPDATE: Mr. T is a “she.”
Red ear slider turtle rescued from a trash can. We’re not sure how old he is. The veterinarian said the shell looks healthy and the turtle appears to be in good shape! He’s still very shy in this video and won’t eat or bask if we’re watching him. Check out our other videos of him to see him eating worms, grubs, etc., and you’ll see him finally getting over his shyness – at least when eating.

Brumation can occur in varying degrees.