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Hi guys, do any of you guys keep reptiles and/or inverts. So far I keep
Pogona Vitticeps
Pseudempusa Pinnapavonis
Phyllocrania Paradoxa
Bean weevils
Used to keep Sphodromantis lineola! Hence the username.
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Pogona Vitticeps
Pseudempusa Pinnapavonis
Phyllocrania Paradoxa
Bean weevils
Used to keep Sphodromantis lineola! Hence the username.
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Don't keep them but lived in an area with rattle snakes and monitor lizards
They are pretty big
They are pretty big
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Nice, just getting a grammostola porteri, chile rose tarantula tomoz. Do excited! 
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(Original post by PricklyPorcupine)
Don't keep them but lived in an area with rattle snakes and monitor lizard. They are pretty big
Don't keep them but lived in an area with rattle snakes and monitor lizard. They are pretty big
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(Original post by Kallisto)
Is it a komodo dragon? these reptiles are the biggest ones which I know. I have heard that they are even attack humans, if they are very hungry.
Is it a komodo dragon? these reptiles are the biggest ones which I know. I have heard that they are even attack humans, if they are very hungry.
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(Original post by Sphodromantis)
I don't think Komodo, you have to have atleast a license to own one, they are pretty dangerous to humans. (...)
I don't think Komodo, you have to have atleast a license to own one, they are pretty dangerous to humans. (...)
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(Original post by Kallisto)
Is it a komodo dragon? these reptiles are the biggest ones which I know. I have heard that they are even attack humans, if they are very hungry.
Is it a komodo dragon? these reptiles are the biggest ones which I know. I have heard that they are even attack humans, if they are very hungry.
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(Original post by Kallisto)
Is it really possible to keep these big lizards as pets? I guess they must be domesticated from the beginning, otherwise they are too dangerous. I would rather keep a crocodile as pet before I keep a komodo dragon.
Is it really possible to keep these big lizards as pets? I guess they must be domesticated from the beginning, otherwise they are too dangerous. I would rather keep a crocodile as pet before I keep a komodo dragon.
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(Original post by PricklyPorcupine)
No, but they are quite similar. Monitors are almost as large (...)
No, but they are quite similar. Monitors are almost as large (...)
(Original post by Sphodromantis)
You could keep Komodos, I know a guy that keeps one but he's an animal wrangler and knows how to calm them without harming them. You would need a lot of space for a Komodo and probably tame it, but it is possible. You could keep cayman crocs, they are small but snappy but easily tamed.
You could keep Komodos, I know a guy that keeps one but he's an animal wrangler and knows how to calm them without harming them. You would need a lot of space for a Komodo and probably tame it, but it is possible. You could keep cayman crocs, they are small but snappy but easily tamed.
If I would keep a crocodile as pet, a cayman croc were my preferred choice.
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(Original post by Kallisto)
I see. The resemblance between them is remarkable. I suppose that a monitor lizard is related to a Komodo Dragon.
That sounds interesting. Has he another lizard-like pets beside a Komodo dragon? as far as I know Komodo dragons are skillful predators which would eat a buffalo in a group, if they are hungry. I guess a sustenance of meat is required to keep them as pets. How much meat they are eating per day?
If I would keep a crocodile as pet, a cayman croc were my preferred choice.
I see. The resemblance between them is remarkable. I suppose that a monitor lizard is related to a Komodo Dragon.
That sounds interesting. Has he another lizard-like pets beside a Komodo dragon? as far as I know Komodo dragons are skillful predators which would eat a buffalo in a group, if they are hungry. I guess a sustenance of meat is required to keep them as pets. How much meat they are eating per day?
If I would keep a crocodile as pet, a cayman croc were my preferred choice.
Caymans are nice little crocs!
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(Original post by Sphodromantis)
Yes he keeps lots of lizards, caymans, tegu, monitors, few Komodos, various dragon species, anoles, geckos, and insects, and has very large birds of prey, Eurasian Black Vulture, their whole family is and house of creatures!
Caymans are nice little crocs!
Yes he keeps lots of lizards, caymans, tegu, monitors, few Komodos, various dragon species, anoles, geckos, and insects, and has very large birds of prey, Eurasian Black Vulture, their whole family is and house of creatures!
Caymans are nice little crocs!
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I have a columbian rainbow boa and two leopard geckos, also going to get a beardie this year, a trio of ackiers or a burm , definatly the beardie, and hopefully the burm
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(Original post by RachaelBee)
I've got 8 snakes, 3 corns, 2 hoggies, 1 royal, 1 MBK and 1 Saharan sand boa.
I've got 8 snakes, 3 corns, 2 hoggies, 1 royal, 1 MBK and 1 Saharan sand boa.
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Got three corn snakes atm, different morphs.
In the past have had several western hoggies, a young bci, crb and a couple of Kenyan sand boas
Looking to get into arboreal snake species and geckos after uni
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In the past have had several western hoggies, a young bci, crb and a couple of Kenyan sand boas
Looking to get into arboreal snake species and geckos after uni
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Here is my new baby! A Brachypelma Albopilosum aka Honduran CurlyHair! 
She's a two year old female!
She's a two year old female!
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Another baby of mine a pterinochilus murinus, orange babboon tarantula.
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I have 2 leopard geckos, 3 tranculars (Brazilian Black and 2 Birdeaters) and 2 Giant African Snails + x amount of babies.. 
(baby snails btw...)
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