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Well I'm sure you know I don't like to talk bad about herps, but some are just plain Boring. like ball pythons for example. so... fill in the blank.
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I don't find any species of reptiles as "boring". I think that they all have something to offer.
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- My herps:
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I don't think any herps are "boring", they are not meant to be fun, so they therefore can not be boring. I find all herps have great attributes to them.
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0.0.1 Northern Blue Tongue Skink
0.1.0 Ocellated Skink
1.0.0 Bearded Dragon
0.0.1 Crested Gecko
1.1.0 Leopard Gecko
0.2.0 Wood Frog
0.0.1 Red-eared Slider
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OI don't think of them as boring either. (except ball pythons)
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| What is the point of this topic? Herps cannot be "boring" because they are not meant to be "fun" they are a hobby to watch, enjoy, and learn. Not something you watch. What is fun, is watching them eat and just plain watching them
My Herps 1.2.0 fire belly toads: Bombina Orientalis pair, one Bombina Bombina Coming: Jan. 30-31 2010 a pair of blue D. auratus poison dart frogs vote for Cricket at: http://www.reptilechannel.com/blog/viewbio.aspx?apid=117170 post replies there
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| I think some herps have a higher "bore factor". I beg to differ as far as BPs go. My BP has the weirdest habits and traits, which keep me interested. On top of that, BPs are alot of peoples' first snake, so they hold a sentimental value as well. To be honest, frogs are cute, but I think of them as a little dull sometimes. To me, they all look relatively the same. Some are pretty in color, some are plain. Some climb walls, some jump in the rain. Give me a good ol' burm any day. It keeps you on your toes when you've got a snake that could eat you. 
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Boidae
1 Amazon Tree Boa-FullAuto(4')
1 Yellow Anaconda-no name yet(3')
Pythonidae:
1 Ball Python-Jato(3')
1 Albino Burmese Python-Monty(8')
1 Normal Burmese Python-no name yet(9')
Iguanidae:
1 Green Iguana-Stihl(3')
Colubridae:
1 African Egg-Eater-no name yet(4")
1 Cali King wild-caught-Dually(3.5')
Emydidae:
1 Red-Eared Slider- Zee(7")
Misc.:
Madagascar Hissing Roach colony
55 gallon Cichlid community
Fahaka Puffer(6")
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