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Hi everyone, I wanted to take a moment to share my new baby! I found this little guy at a local shop and fell for him immediately. It turns out he is a 50/50 cross between Corn Snake and Arizona Glossy Snake. I have always held fascination with hybrids and love how unique he looks. Not to...

Hey everyone, sorry for the delay is uploading. Here are the pics (in no particular order) from this years Tucson AZ show. My only ALMOST purchase. I loved her! Cont. in next post.....

Just wishing you a Happy Birthday. Have a great day!

Hey everyone, I was walking along a trail tonight when this little fellow/gal popped out from under the brush. My first thought was "Oh look, a garter" until I got a little closer to look. Needless to say I allowed myself to be musked into oblivion to get a closer look at him/her. Does anyone...

Hey everyone, I just thought I would have some fun posing my corns with my other "snake". Let me know what you think. Arancia Cortez Thanks for looking :)

Lifer! Believe it or not, I have never seen a wild Sonoran Gopher until today. This HUGE (5ft) adult was crossing my morning running trail. I picked "him" up with a few minor Hisses and put him in my box for photos. When it came time to release I had the opportunity to show "him" off to some...

Not the best pics, but here are a few recent shots of my little Creamsicle. Let me know what you think of her! Thanks for looking:)

I found two of these in Northern Arizona yesterday. Very exciting! Does anyone know what they are? After research, my only thought is that they could be the larval stage (they were good size- a few inches long) of the Barred Tiger Salamander, Ambystoma mavortium. He/she was difficult to...

Just a few new shots of Cosmos- He was not very interested in pictures today :)

Hey everyone, It's been awhile since I have posted pics of Arancia, so here she is. Fresh shed creamsicle Thanks for looking!

Hey everyone! It has been a while since I have posted pics of Cosmos, my Sonoran Gopher X Cape Gopher, so here he is! These shots are from October: Stair Master Too cute to resist These are December: And these are from today- January 5th: I don't think he was very interested in...

It was Cortez's feeding time today and I caught him doing this-- too cute to resist a picture. I ONLY get one?! Thanks for letting me waste your time :grin01:

He is so scary that I had to run and get my camera to show him off. :laugh: This Cosmos, my Sonoran X Cape gopher cross. He is only 3 months old, but does not mind showing some 'tude :cool: Make sure your volume is on for this one- I love Pituophis, thanks for looking all!

I was celebrating Cortez's fresh shed when I found this on his back near his tail. Is this scale rot? If so, does anyone have any good treatment forms? Thanks in advance.

No one forgets that first love... you know- the very first corn snake you own! Mine is Cortez, I got him as an adult when I was 11 years old. Man I love this guy. Anyone else have any "first loves?"

Hey everyone! For those of you who don't know, I have been looking for a Sonoran Gopher for months, and I finally found him at the Tucson Reptile Show! He is truly a dream come true and I could not be happier! He is a 50/50 mix between a Sonoran Gopher and San Diego Gopher. He holds the...

Hey everyone! My first reptile show was the most amazing experience ever! Here are some pics from the excursion, enjoy! More to follow

This is my Creamsicle girl, Arancia. I got her when I was living in Wisconsin last year (Aug 07). A local breeder picked her up all the way from Daytona for me. Here she is! August 07 Her first Fuzzy, Dec 2007 Dec 2007 May 2008 Sep 2008, She is a monster! Thanks for looking...

I just recently spent two days in Tucson Az where I found dozens of creatures, including a close call with a couple of javelina late at night. Anyway, these guys (4 in all) were the stars of the show! Tarantula 1 (Wish I knew a little more than that..) Tarantula 2-The biggest and my personal...

A little bit of after work herping today turned out only one specimen... I wasn't too disappointed! It was a baby "Many Lined Skink", which I was calling "Tim" after my Father. He/she is the smallest I have ever found. A tube of chap stick just to show how tiny this one was... (awwww)...