Here are some pictures over the last week i have taken of a few different species. How you like

Albino Argentine Horned Frog - Ceratophrys Cranwelli
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Berber Skink - Eumeces [Novoeumeces] Schneideri
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Blonde phase Trans-Pecos Ratsnake - Bogertophis Subocularishttp://www.livefoodshop.co.uk/forum/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=55525

Dwarf African Bullfrog - Pyxicephalus Edulis
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Emporer Scorpion - Pandinus Imperator
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Insular False Tomato Frog - Dyscophus Insularis
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Jungle Carpet Python - Morelia Spiloita Cheyni
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Mexican Black Kingsnake - Lampropeltis Getulus Nigritus
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Rankin's Dragon - Pogona Henrilawsoni
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Spotted Salamander - Ambystoma Maculatum
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Trinidad Chevron - Psalmopoeus cambridgei
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This is an Albino Everglades Ratsnake " Belle Glades " Locale. The red you can just see beginning to form becomes stronger with age and more red flecks should appear, saw the adults and was blown away.
Pantherophis Obsoletus rossalini

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This is my male Bolivian Boa or "Short Tailed Boa". Hes a real dark boy, the female who unfortunatly was in shed today is much lighter with more pink.
Boa Amarali

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This is another shot of my boy. Can't wait for the female to get up to size.
Boa Amarali

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This is a Sumartran Red Blood Python. They just seem to keep getting redder and redder.
Python Brongersmai

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This is another shot of the red blood. No albino she may be but damn pretty in my eyes!!
Python Brongermai

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One of the little captive bred suriname emerald we have in, doing well and green really starting to break out with each shed.
Corralus Caninus

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This little chap is an Equadorian Rainbow Boa, they supposedly hold on to their markings into adulthood unlike the columbian. Not properly described subspecies as far as i am aware.
Epicrates Cenchria Ssp

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Definately one of my favourite Indonesian pythons. This is a Golden White Lipped Python or D'Albertis Python. The gold will improve with age and each shed.
Leiopython Albertissi

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This is a male Indian Rock Python we have in, in his viv he looks quite subdued colour wise but once i got him into the sun. Well as you can see he is stunning!!
Python Molourus molurus

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Another shot of the handsome chap.
Python Molurus molurus

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This is one of the Coastal Jaguar Carpet Pythons. Lovely lovely
Morelia Spiloita Mcdowelli

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Another shot of the jag
Morelia Spiloita Mcdowelli

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This lovely thing is one of my keepers!!!! She is an unproven Jungle Stripe Boa. She just gets better and better, last two sheds have seen her head become a few shades lighter than the rest of the body. Just love the markings.
Boa Constrictor imperator

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Another shot of her
Boa Contrictor imperator

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This is one of the little common boas we have bred this year.
Boa Constrictor Imperator

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And here is another one
Boa Constrictor imperator

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Another one of my keepers!! - This is my female Peruvian Long Tailed Boa. I beleive her to be the black/yellow phase as with each shed there is more black but also more yellow. I think she is stunning and no picture can do her justice. Cant wait till she is 3 in 2 years as that is when colours are supposed to be at there best.
Boa Longicauda

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This is another one of her
Boa Longicauda

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Last one is of one of the more interesting species we have. Pacific Tree Boa, colours on this girly just keep getting better as well.
Candoia Carinata paulsoni

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Chaz I want a female Rankins Dragon (Beardie) can you hook me up with one.

the pair we have taken photos of are matthew's who works for me, they have been laying eggs so hopefully wewill have some youngsters before long.

regards chaz

yeah but i want a female to keep with a male and as you know it takes a while before you can sex them accurately unless you them tested. I just wondered if you knew one about at the sexing age.