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Hey everyone, im new here

Frogdude98 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:18:58 GMT

Hey everyone, im new to Reptile Channel. Just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Rob and i have a pair of anerythristic corn snakes, a male San Diego gopher snake, a female Sonora gopher snake, a Kenyan sand boa, a water dragon, some firebelly newts, and two chicken turtles that i hatched from eggs, a raccoon dug up the nest, and destroyed most of the eggs except for 4. I incubated them, and i got 2 to hatch. I am really into poison dart frogs, i have kept them before but didnt get to breed them which i am now going to get into. Im also thinking about maybe trying to breed the gopher snakes. In my opinion, i think the gophers are the most beautiful of the north american species of snake. I look forward to meeting yous guys and learning new and interesting info, and hopefully giving out some good info

This is Me

CLee — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:16:30 GMT

This site was recommended to me by Jay H. So hello, My name is Cody.
I have 2 Male Sav's, 1 Female Leo and 1 Male Beardie. Drop me a line if you want to know something else about me and talk to you later guys and lizards. :-)

Cody

Cascade Reptile Rescue and Rehabilitation

greenfinger — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:29:12 GMT

Hi all herp heads! My name is Jamie. I am founder of Cascade Reptiles. I started the rescue in 2005 with an emaciated Iguana named Darwin. She came to me neglected and starved nearly to death. She had advanced stage Hyperparathyriod disease. It took 1 month of gentle syringe feeding Ensure and fruit/veggie baby food for her to even be able to move around her tank. Had I known at the time just how truly fragile her bones were I would have feared touching her.

Since then Cascade Reptile Rescue's population has grown to 38 reptiles. With only one gratifying, successful adoption to speak of. I require a lot of potential reptile parents. I have declined 8 people who wanted to adopt. Discouraged countless others from wanting a 5 foot, nasty tempered, male iguana.

I do not ask questions of people who bring the reptiles to me. Sadly, the reptile speaks for itself. Most are cases of neglect and misunderstanding. Some are cases of true physical abuse, some have stories out of a terrible horror movie.

Any that come to me have a guaranteed home, meal and appropriate habitat. They have my respect and understanding and if they don't want to be "pets" I don't ask them to be. Some go into class rooms where I can tell kids the animal's story. Where the "educational animals" can be the voice for reptiles everywhere.

I just want to care for them the way I would want to be cared for if I was in their skin.

I am located in Southern Oregon. I am not yet A legal non-profit, but I am working on it.

hey again every1

Starr — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 07:09:24 GMT

i am done my move back to Nova Scotia now just waiting for a place so i can get back online. just wanted to say hey Hey Everyone i did manage to get my reptiles shipped through a pet store (cuz thats the only way to do it in Canada apparently) & they are all fine im soooo happy they made the trip safely have a great day every1, cya soon

IM BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

the herptile master — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 11:45:01 GMT

Im back. My account would not work. It turns out that it expired. Reptilechannel sent me a link via email to reactivate it. And it worked. I found it in my trash. Turns out that i delete it without even reading it. Ha Ha. Well im back. And with a long and extremely frustraiting pause, this place is going to be even more entertaing.

DO Cornsnakes bite hard??

RepticPetz — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:28:37 GMT

Read Description (i hear they dont but tell me just in case.)

New to the channel

The Reptile Dude — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:31:15 GMT

I am new to the channel and I just wanted to introduce myself.

I so far have only two herps, Stitch and China. Both are ball pythons. I am going into herpetology/wildlife biology when I head off into college. I am hopefully going to have more herps sometime soon. My goal is a green iguana. Then a burmese python, then I am going to need to move out. My parents won't let me have anything venomous until I move out.

new in the game

jaredscorns6794 — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:56:57 GMT

im am a 15 year old corn snake breeder at the moment. but i am looking to start working with new species in the near future. so any one feel free to give me advice or tips on what you think would be a good next step for me to take.

Hellooooooo

SerpantSeeker41 — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:47:54 GMT

Hello everyone this is my first post. I am happy to have found this site it appears to be a great combination of info and forums featuring avid herp fans such as myself. I'm a fan of all herps but especially the snakes . Currently I have 3 snakes but expect that number to grow as time goes on.
-Tim

Hello

anoleowner — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 09:52:54 GMT

Hi. I joined about a year ago, and didn't notice this forum. I just thought I would announce myself. No one really knows me, I think. Well except Ratsnake might. But not in a good way.

Newbie

rfreak — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 23:51:13 GMT

Hello All,

I just bumped into the forums today. Reptile lover since I was a kid. First snake at 3 years old and a 7' Burmese Python by 9 years old.

Here's a pic of me with my my Burmese, burmy, before we bought it:

www.reptilefreak.com/images/avatar/groups/9d3062d0b20ed39ad00fa55e.jpg

See ya on the boards.

New here, Hello everyone!

ranapipiens89 — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:43:10 GMT

Hey everyone, I'm Kristy. I'm semi-recent as far as owning herps, I've owned my iguana a little over a year, but all my other additions are within the last couple months, I've suddenly contracted herp fever, lol.

Getting Back into Reptiles

CharlieDraco — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 11:47:35 GMT

Hey guys. New to the forums. Just read about it yesterday in the Reptiles Magazine I picked up at the local pet store. I haven't owned any reptiles for over 2 years. I found out I was going to be a dad and decided it would be more responsible to find new homes for my collection. I had 2 6 foot red tail boas, a juvenile 2 foot red tail, a young 3 foot retic who was a rescue, and a 4 foot Savannah Monitor. I knew i wouldn't have time for everything and a new baby. Things are finally settling down for me and my son is now 14 months old, and I'm thinking of getting back into the hobby but want to start small. Was thinking of maybe a crested gecko or one of the very attractive hognose morphs I have been seeing lately. Any suggestions or advice would be welcome. I'm glad to be here. I am really enjoying all the information available through this site. Thanks a bunch.

Garter Snake Care. PLEASE GIVE!!!

DeerHunter908 — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 08:52:34 GMT

Hello! I am looking for some garter snake care tips. I need them cause I have just lost my first garter snake to a bad reason. I am ashamed, so that is why I ask for help. She died of a dog bite (got eaten).

Hi....

BeardieBud — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:32:40 GMT

Ive been wandering around this website for a while actually, but just decided to join.
i have a bearded Dragon
a ball python
2 canyon tree frogs
and a banded gecko
hopefully i stick around for a while

new here

TN — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:05:22 GMT

Hello all. 1st post here.

Just an old man with some cool snakes. At least I think so.

Current population.

1.1 Reticulated pythons

1.1 Columbian Boas

0.1 Dumeril's Boa

3.0 Royal Python

1.1 Southern Pacific rattler

Bearded Dragons

militaryusa23 — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 14:25:27 GMT

Hi! i Was wondering how much i should feed my beardie a day? She is 6 months old and i just bought her 9/13. Also, what must i do to tame her?
i picked her up and she tried to jump from my hands! When i went to buy her, she was completely calm! If you could explain that it would be great. Lastly, i was wondering if my tank was big enough? I gave her everything she needs, but she seems more interested in getting out than exploring her cage. She keeps slamming into the glass trying to get out and i'm afraid she'll get hurt. Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Thanks a lot. Come visit me: Sandy, Kermit, and Jermiah on Club Reptile

Hello

kritter keeper — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 07:00:30 GMT

I own 2 Gray Treefrogs, 4 African Clawed Frogs, 3 Fire-Bellied Toads, 3 Leopard Geckos, and 1 African Fat-Tailed Gecko. I also have a Bernese Mt. Dog, a cat, 8 Betta Fish, 4 hermit crabs, and a 20 gallon fish tank.

Hello!

mustang446 — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:14:41 GMT

hi there my boy friend ( mustang445 ) told me about this site and i LOVE IT i have several reptiles 1 green iggy 1 desert iggy 2 snow bull snakes and thats it. i just thought i should introduce my self see ya later

Just Introducing Myself

WRBrown15 — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 05:55:16 GMT

I had a subscription to Reptile Magazine for 3-4 years about 15 years ago, while I was keeping a wide variety of snakes. I was away from the hobby for about 10 years, but have recently renewed my passion. I'm concentrating on King and Milk Snakes at this point. In addition to keeping the snakes (I haven't made any decisions about breeding?), I also like to learn as much about them as I can. My curiosity extends to all types of reptiles, which is why I enjoy the Magazine and this Website so much.

I live in Central Indiana and have joined my local Herp Society. I attend reptile shows when I can and am considering attending the Midwest Herp Symposium, in Chicago (Oct. 9-11).

I enjoy browsing the website, particpating in the contests, blogging, etc.

I guess that's enough of an introduction. Hope to chat with some fellow herpers over time.

Happy Herping!

Herp show in Minnesota

CoorsFreak — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 21:02:21 GMT

My name is Jesse. I'm new to joining this site I have recently discovered how exciting keeping a reptile is. I've looked at all the dates for reptile shows and noticed there are none in MN. Why is this? Are there ever any at all? I want to attend a show but don't want to drive a distance into Wisconsin or Iowa and then have to transport a possible pet a long distance. Any info would be much appreciated.

Only been here a couple days thought I'd introduce myself

BigD47 — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 08:30:44 GMT

My name is Matt. I've only been with reptilechannel.com for a couple of days and it already seems like alot of fun. I have 3 reptile pets 1 Great Green Iguana (juvenile)- Rocky, 1 Desert Morph Leopard Gecko (juvenile)- Gieco, and one Bearded Dragon - Spike (sub-adult). I appreciate all the page comments I've already gotten and look forward to getting and giving more.

Mo is new here

Mo4Christ — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 11:29:48 GMT

My name is Monique but you all can call me Mo for short.

I am a proud owner of a Classic Corn snake

Hello Folks - new Leopard Gecko owner / old Russian Tortoise owner

alexc41 — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:05:57 GMT

Hello Everyone,

As my subject says, I'm a new leopard gecko owner (about 3 weeks) and an old Russian tortoise owner (9 years). I also have 4 hermit crabs and a 55 gallon saltwater tank.

I've also owned dogs, hamsters and tropical fish including breeding Cichlids. ( I should probably join Fish Channel txtPost_CommentEmoticon(''); )

I just joined Reptile Channel a few days ago and have been reading the Forums, lots of good information and members. Looking forward to going to the Sacramento Reptile Show at the end of September. I haven't been to it in a few years and I've been told it is much bigger than the last time I attended.

hello all in this world

Jay Stark — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 22:04:19 GMT

hello all im new to this place so if anybody can help me i own a bearded dragon and was wanting to breded him (sorry i cant spell that good)

thank you for your time

jess starkey

Herpetoculturist lookin' to breed!

Uncle Vinny — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 05:06:29 GMT

Well, soon! I just added some herp profiles for my critters today. I have a High Orange Brazilian Rainbow boa who is almost two. I'd like a male for her so as I can breed. I also have a High Yellow Saharan/Niger Uromastyx male who needs a female. He's not a year yet. So, it won't be any time soon folks, but any tips etc. would be welcomed!

I thought about getting a few breeding pair of some Red Eyed Tree frogs as well as some Tokay Geckos, perhaps breed some morphs. What do you all think and what has your experience been with the forementioned species?

lord of the frogs.

opal — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:33:18 GMT

hello. here we are.

Hiya! New Member

lizardlovinggirl — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 07:16:11 GMT

Hi There! Well lets see I am still very new to the herp enthusiast communiity but am jumping in with both feet. I never imagined the love i would have for lizards. The extent of my love for them was chasing the little blue belly lizards around my family's ranch.

I acquired my first lizard this past Feb. When I brought home a baby ball python as a surprise for my boyfriend for his birthday. His Step-mom's best friend happened to be a long-time bredder and she set me up with a beautiful snake and habitat. As well as a phone number to lend a helping hand. He was very lucky to get a snake. I was very reluctant at the time. Was definetly not a big snake fan. He was extremely thrilled to get his snake we named Diesel. The first time we held him we fell in love and all my fears melted.

As we dabbled further in the world of reptiles I quickly fell in love with many different species. Everytime we walked into a pets store to get something for Diesel of course we walked by the babies they had for sale. I fell in love with the Chinese Water Dragon. For a few months I researched about the car of such tropical lizards and I'm sure drove my boyfriend insane constantly talking about new facts I learned or how cute the looked today at the pet store. Well like a good boyfriend he gave me a baby Chinese Water Dragon we named Romulyn for my birthday this last April.

We treat our lizards like our kids and they constantly amaze us with their cuteness and affection. Originally reptiles would have been on the bottom of my list of affectionate animals, next to sea cucumbers lol. A lot have I learned and I have to admit Im addicted to the reptile world and all the information and speicies it has to offer. I see us as long-time if not life-time reptile enthusiasts.

HI PEOPLE

PenguinMaster — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 11:30:58 GMT

Any one with a leopard gecko comment on my page (http://www.reptilechannel.com/blog/viewbio.aspx?apid=141570) and tell about your leopard gecko! and if you want make updates too! Example:

cody is a nice leopard gecko that is probilby a few months old and loves to eat mealworms!

Update:

i am training cody to crawl on my hand and i can pick him up. he already loves me when i put my hand in his cage he runs out of his cave but doesnt go on my hand he just stares at it he is still nervous!

ps i am not new to reptile channel i just needed a place to post this

Hello from another gecko owner

leogecko — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:07:03 GMT

Hi everybody! I just discovered this site, and I decided to join. I have an albino reverse stripe leopard gecko.

Good day

little lizard — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:56:26 GMT

I'm glad to be back it's been since December.I was very ill and recovery took months.All is well and I can't wait to meet new people.

Just Re-Introducing myself

Steve 95 — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 09:47:55 GMT

i know i havn't been on for awhile and i know theres some new people so i just wanted to re introduce myself. so whats new????

another newbie

senior beaver — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:39:12 GMT

i breed some of the best lookin cresteds in md ,we have a few snakes and tortoises also. hello!

New Guy

damiens daddy ken — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:19:12 GMT

Hello to everyone out there. I just wanted to take the time to say thanks to the people responsible for setting this up. I have been a herp freak for about 12 years at one time I had as many as 13 enclosures with various types of a bull snake,2 burms ,a red tail boa,five ball pythons,2 leopard geckos, an iguana,2 corn snakes,and a blood python.I currently have an approx. 11 year old ball python named Henry and a 6 month old green iguana named (bear with me) Iggy. Over the years I had to cut my collection down due to space restaints plus i've just lost some due to death.But anyway I alwats thought it would be a cool idea to have a web site like this wear people could view each others animals and share each others thoughts,ideas,tips and expierences on reptiles.

im new with 1 toad and 1 snapping turtle

snapper26 — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 05:06:01 GMT

you probably dont see people with a snapping turtle very often.my toad lives with my snapping turtle.check out my pet profiles to learn more about them.i love reptiles.im gona try to get onother one.like a lizard or another turtle.i like watching my toad eat.

Hello everyone, I have two YBS turtles named Fred & Ginger

txmimi — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 22:26:40 GMT

I'm happy to join this community. I have a 55 gallon tank with two baby sliders.

New Member

scsnakehunter — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:00:10 GMT

Just wanted to say hello.

Hello Every Buddy! New to the reptile channel

Buddy78 — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 19:11:33 GMT

Hey Guys!

Just wanted to say HI!

I came to the reptile channel to meet people that are just as excited about the herp world as I am. And to find out more info on the bacteria that are killing the frogs.

I am the proud owner of 1 Beardie (Buddy)-1yrs; 1 Blizzard Fat tail gecko (Little Jack-6yrs; 2 RETF's, 3 Green Tree Frogs, 1 Reed Frog; 2 Firebelly Newts, 3 Firebelly toads, 6 Dwarf Aquatic Frogs, 4 Mystery Snails, 1 Male/Female Beta, and a whole bunch of fish.

You will see that I love to take pics of them all and will post as many as I can with their profiles!

So come stop by for a chat, add as a friend or give suggestions. We would love to hear from ya.

Till then,

Have fun everyone

Julie

Hi, I'm fairly new...

Orochimaru — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 17:16:39 GMT

I don't seem to be able to edit my personal profile, like add a picture, or my AIM, or a signature. How do I do this? I don't wanna be left without and online personality...

What About Us?!

Ruby_Tuesday — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 21:42:22 GMT

Yes, yes, I know scorpions and tarantulas etc aren't technically reptiles, but neither are amphibians, and there's room for them on here! They don't really fit anywhere else, and are usually lumped in with reptiles anyway, ie. their food and supplies are in the same section of the pet shops, not to mention that they have many similarities in diet and lifestyle. So I say why not include them here as well. We love our pets too!