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My Green Tree Pythons vs a Parakeet and a Finch. This is the third time i put this video up because some a**hole keeps reporting me and it is getting deleted. Many of these old growth forests that the (more) |
May 1, 2008
Videos My Green Tree Python vs Parakeet and Zebra Finch
Feeding Our Grey Rat Snake Movie
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Feeding Our Grey Rat Snake with a Brazilian Rainbow Boa intermission. |
Videos Blue Tongue Skink “Ping” Drinking Water
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My skink having a drink. And a bath. Maury Povich on in the background.Nicaragua Reptile Exporters They can grow to between 24in – 27in 61cm – 69cm. |
Juancho Eating Eggs & Snails
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Como verán por su entusiasmo, los caracoles en huevo batido con miel es lo que más le gusta a Juancho, un lagarto overo colorado o tupinambis rufescens. Si querés ver fotos: http://thetegu.com/modu (more) |
Tiger Salamander Movie
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The sweetest pet in history bought him in dollarama The California Tiger Salamander Ambystoma californiense, the Barred Tiger Salamander Ambystoma mavortium, and the Mexican Tiger Salamander Ambystoma (more) |
At A Tortoise’s Pace… Movie
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The rear end of a tortoise. When a tortoise feels threatened it can withdraw its head, neck and forelimbs into its shell for protection, presenting a thick shield to a would-be predator. |
Video Clip: Snake Rack System-From Lowe’s Home Improvement:
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This video is for reptiles cages alike, bigger or smaller. It is rumored that European settlers introduced them to the region in 1558. |
Jigotai LOVES banana! Videos
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Red-Foot Tortoise eating a banana However, good shell growth alone does not necessarily mean that red-foots are being fed properly. |
Alligator Attack at Myrtle Beach VIDEO
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Attacked by an American Alligator and Alligator adventure in Myrtle Beach The largest of the species both males and females, will defend prime territory; smaller alligators have a higher tolerance of (more) |