I love animals. A lot. Especially rats, ball pythons, nightjars, rainbow boas, peregrine falcons and harris hawks. I volunteer at a wildlife charity where I help treat orphaned, sick or injured wild animals. I also volunteer at a bird of prey centre where I train and fly hawks, falcons and owls. Falconry is my passion and I love it to pieces. Because I adore reptiles so much, I thought I would share my passion with more people and then everyone can see how weird I am... And my bearded dragon, Gomez and hand raised wood mouse, Tilly. I've also recently taken on an imprint tawny owl, Freddie, whom I love to pieces. I want to breed ball pythons when I can and conserve British wildlife as a job. I'd also like more raptors, but obviously I need my own house with a massive garden for that! It may be unusual for someone to have these interests, but it's just who I am and what I love. If you follow me, I will check out your blog - I always follow back. Feel free to ask me anything whatsoever, and I will answer (normally privately) - I will do my best to give all the advice I can on any reptile or other animal-related issues or queries. Also, all of these photos of animals are 100% real and have not been edited to make them look as beautiful as they are! Also none of them are owned by me other than the ones of Gomez or otherwise stated! Thanks for looking and enjoy!
just curious, do you know why the knob tailed geckos tail is like that? thanks!
Hi, I tried looking it up myself when I put the photo up, but cannot find any information on it. It seems that there is little known about these geckos other than what information has been gathered in captivity in recent years. The most information I found was that they wave their knob-tail around in anticipation of a meal. If anyone else has any idea as to if there is a reason why their tails are like they are, then please let me know!
My laptop doesn't work is my first issue, so it's virtually impossible for me to post stuff whilst it's being fixed. Also exams and revision and all that. So just bare with me I will be back eventually. Meanwhile, thank you to all my followers, I never thought this blog would come to much at all but obviously there are a fair few other reptile lovers out there! Thank you all xx
Do u no where i can find a mexican redknee tarantula
It really depends on what country you live in. A lot of exotic/reptile pet shops will have red knees because they're one of the most common kept tarantulas in captivity.
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