I donât know how we got the worldâs most chill hoggie, but heâs honestly such a rockstar.
He's adorable too!
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I donât know how we got the worldâs most chill hoggie, but heâs honestly such a rockstar.
He's adorable too!
Replace lizard with snake and I'd be inclined to agree haha.
Kisses for this boy, y/n?
Crispy boy! I love silly names for snakes so much. Give him a little kissy for me
·ËâàŒ hognose stimboard!! ·ËâàŒ
hognose stimboard with mushrooms and sunflowers!!
requested by @soupsshoops <3
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I don't normally post stimboards here but this hognose one was too cute! I love the colors and the flowers and mushrooms look so lovely with the snakes.
Erebus, our tricolored hognose shed today just before eating. Decided to show this handsome man off once again. Angriest pancake is the prettiest today.
Wow! Such a pretty tricolor hognose! It's a shame they don't live super long otherwise I'd probably get one.
Little boy with a recent shed
Arctic Anaconda
Reblogging some hoggies to manifest hopefully getting a pair this year. /silly Such a cutie!
hello! I've decided to take another little tumblr break. I've been super busy with school. I've been having a hard time just keeping up with pet chores recently and tumblr isn't my top priority. When I come back I believe I'm gonna rethink my posting schedule because it seems to not currently be sustainable, alternatively I might make some of my posts smaller and do more photo dumps of the kids or maybe a single fun fact in a post. I have some reblogs queued up. I'm going to be not posting excluding those for a few weeks. Hopefully over spring break I'll queue up some posts and get started again! I really love the reptile community here. I may not be a big account but I really appreciate the support, every like and reblog makes me smile <3 I will likely still be infrequently checking tumblr so I'll still reply to comments, DMs and maybe ask bin :)
I know I'm a reptile account but this video was too cute not to share! Robins make such cute little sounds.
Bearded Dragons aren't Beginner Lizards
It is WILD to me that people claim Bearded Dragons make great first reptiles and/or are super easy. While they are hardy they're definitely a more intermediate species imo. First they get BIG which means they need a big enclosure. 4x2x2' is regarded as the bare minimum for bearded dragons with 5x3x3' enclosures being pushed as the new recommended minimum. In addition to being large they're also active! They get 18"+ as adults which is big. With a 4x2x2' and even 5x3x3' enclosure they need regular outside enclosure time as even a 5x3x3 is fairly small and doesn't really allow for zoomies. Their big size also means their bites can do some serious damage. And we're recommending them as pets to young children?? Who don't have proper animal ettiquette? And beginner reptile keepers who are bound to mess up when handling them and stress them potentially to the point of biting? As adults they need to be fed daily which is rare in reptiles. And a decent chunk of work if you're making all their salads fresh. They also need extremely high basking temps of 105F+ which can be difficult to achieve depending on the bulb. They also require a high % UVB. They're a good chunk more work than most other lizards being recommended for newer keepers, able to cause significantly more harm and need a very large enclosure compared to other recommended lizards for beginners. To be clear I'm not saying NO ONE should keep bearded dragons or that they're an advanced species. I'm not even saying no one should get a bearded dragon as their first lizard. All I'm saying is people need to stop pushing them as excellent lizards for beginners because they're really not.
Hello did you know that Banoffee is Very Cute?
[ID: Banoffee the yellow and brown ball python with dark brown speckles curled up and resting his head on his own tail]
I did know but thank you for the reminder. Such a handsome boy!
Leioheterodon Appreciation Post
Most reptile people have heard of Heterodon nasicus, the Plains Hognose Snake (sometimes incorrectly referred to as the Western Hognose Snake) However it seems very few people know about the genus Leioheterodon which has some of the absolute coolest hognose snake species! Leioheterodon also known as Malagasy hognose snakes is a genus of snakes only found on the Madagascar islands. It contains 3 known species. While Leioheterodon does posses the signature upturned rostrum in hognose snakes it's much less noticeable compared to Plains Hognoses.
Leioheterodon madagascariensis - The Malagasy Giant Hognose Snake, also called the Madagascar Giant Hognose Snake. They're large compared to Plains Hognoses usually growing to around 4'-6' (130-180cm). They're the most well known of the Leioheterodon genus with a handful of keepers keeping and breeding them.
(image credits Bernard DUPONT Flickr)
(image credits Frank Vassen, Wikimedia Commons)
Leioheterodon modestus - The Blonde Hognose Snake I've also seen them called the Madagascan Golden Hognose Snake. Looking around I can't find much info on these guys. I see a few sources but none that are trusted and most sources have little to no information anyways. These are however very pretty and showy hognose snakes. They are quite rare to find captive bred in the hobby with most available individuals being wild caught.
(image credits Bernard Dupont, Wikimedia Commons)
Leioheterodon geayi - Speckled Hognose Snake also known as the Madagascan Speckled Hognose Snake, Malagasy Speckled Hognose Snake, Reticulated Hognose Snake, and Geay's Hognose Snake is probably my personal favorite from the genus. They get 3-4.5' (90-140cm) as adults, a fairly similar size to the Plains Hognose Snake. They have this stunning speckling pattern with high contrast. Like the Blonde Hognose they are rarely captive bred and often wild caught. They're a species I hope to work with in the nearish future!
(image credit thierrycordenos, inaturalist)
(image credit Cin-Ty Lee, inaturalist)
this one looks to be a juvenile! how cool! (image credit lousiedjasper, inaturalist)
(image credit protostega123, inaturalist)
(image credit lll reptiles, I didn't want to use their photo since they are a mill and wc farm but I couldn't find another speckled as nice as this one from a quick search)
Hopefully you now have an appreciation for the weird and wonderful Leioheterodon! Please remember to purchase your pets responsibly and not buy mill bred or wild caught animals as pets.
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Absolutely demolished that dandelion
Seriously just a bit of pollen could make your cat sick within a matter of minutes. Stay far away from Easter lilies if you have kitties!
Lilies, including the pollen, are FATAL to cats!
Itâs nearing that time again. Remember, if you have a cat, donât bring Easter lillies, or any in the same family, into your home!
Of all the plants people claim to be toxic to cats, this is THE plant to watch out for.
Poinsettias? potentially irritating sap, would need excessive doses to be toxic. Pothos? mildly irritating crystals in the leaves. Lilies? Organ failure.
Specifically, plants in the genus Lilium (Easter, Oriental, Tiger, Stargazer, etc etc) are the bad ones. Lily is a common name shared among a lot of different plants, some more or less toxic, but itâs the Liliums that are documented to be deadly to cats, specifically in causing kidney failure.
Amaryllis and Daffodils are other lily relatives that can be toxic, though not to the same level.
Daylilies (Hemerocalis) are unrelated plants but often listed as toxic (Iâve seen some debates from daylily people as to how true this is but better safe than sorry).
Lily of the Valley (Convallaria majalis) is not actually a lily but is very toxic to humans as well as animals, though for different reasons than Liliums, causing cardiac issues.
Peace Lilies (Spathiphyllum) are also unrelated and closer in the level of toxicity as a pothos, containing mildly irritating crystals but not deadly
Azalea/Rhododendrons are also a potential spring bloomer I would look out for, especially as Iâve seen a rise in popularity of the forced florist type azaleas this spring as an indoor pot plant. Ingestion can cause organ failure.
Vet tech here, this is all true. Do not bring lilies into your house this season if you have cats. Even if theyâre âin a room where the cat doesnât goâ or âthe cat canât reach itâ. You want to know what owners tell me when they bring their cats in for lily ingestion treatment? The flowers were âin a room where the cat doesnât go, but I went in there and then the phone rang so I left to get it, I only left the door open a minuteâ, and âthey were up on top of the fridge where the cat canât get, but it dropped some leaves.â Just donât risk it.
save the kitties!
keep lillies away from your kitties!
Upgraded Mantis Enclosures
I promised to show the upgraded mantis enclosures several weeks ago and just.. never did. That's my bad but anyways here they are! Nothing too crazy but they have a lot more space now
I hope everyone has a Super Mar10!
compilation of Lucky on her basking slate
Awww Lucky is super cute!
Jupiter truly is a princess
Indeed she is such a lovely girl!