Recent content by Jheuloh

TL;DR version of below parargaph(s): What species of terrestrial amphibians can be regularly found CB/CB&B and don't grow over two inches or so in size? Paragraph(s) below: Having recently begun to fiddle with the concept of raising 'bio-active' terrariums with various things collected from a...

The bots are learning how to successfully troll?! Somebody save us! :main_laugh:

Seems Tegus are going to be the new Burmese python in Florida. (Probably never as numerous as the pythons, but I'm expecting the media to give them supernatural powers of destruction.) They're already going feral? When did tegus first become popular, anyway?

My geckos unlimited thread has a link to a website with pictures of wild rhacodactylus. Gargoyles were very interesting; picture perfect textural duplicates of the trees they rested on...

I know that among crested geckos, buck-skins are generally considered the color variant that the animals were originally imported with, and I wonder; what sort of colors did gargoyle geckos originally import with? Some accounts I've seen say marbled pattern, but that doesn't say anything...

The leopard geckos who I have least interest in, in regards to the visuals would be the albinos & red eye geckos. The albinos simply because there's an albino variant of every reptile ever bred in captivity; gets old fast, if you ask me. Any of the red-eyed geckos simply because it gets used in...

Bottled water user here. As an ex-resident of California, bottled water was preferable due to the extreme mineral content found in the water. Now, as a Gulfport resident, I used bottled water because of the natural water's predisposition to grow mystery cultures of bacteria. (Boil water notices...

I should also probably clarify on what I'm looking for in its disposition; something that would tolerate being gently held & possibly petted, I'm not necessarily looking for something that I could carry around my home while it hangs out on my shoulder like you could with a leopard or crested...

For some time now, I've been searching for a gecko that resembles the rhacodactylus geckos in terms of lifestyle (arboreal), and habitat (rainforest), but have yet to find anything that was made for hotter environments. Does anyone here know of something that essentially fits the bill for...

I use sand, though I'll eventually be doing away with it, as it gets all over the place.