#reptiles
The Xenographica in the sand boa vivarium is nice and velvety. This seems to be the plant Ember enjoys to chill out under in the evening.
(I had to Google the name)
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Oh boyyy we’re deep into the Holiday season, so here’s Ember, the Kenyan sand boa, whose name doesn’t exactly fit the snow theme…
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Olive the BTS is quite the fan of basking, and I’m envying the fact that she gets to be completely oblivious to all the cold, wetness outside right now…
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Not sure if I’ve posted the Savannah monitor in a while, so here she is taking a nice warm soak today. Also, I’m thinking it’s a female, but if anyone disagrees, lemme know before I permanently say “she” and misgender her lol
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The Kenyan sand boa vivarium is complete! Watch the video here~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbceTN0EOLM
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Gobi, the reverse okeetee corn is looking as vibrant as always. It’s been a while since I posted him!
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Took her outside for some quick photos after she shed. She chose violence.
Looking hot in the sun.
Aed (male Loxocemus bicolor, first three pictures) & Anassa (juvenile Loxocemus bicolor, last three pictures). You can see how they slowly gain more speckling naturally as they age.
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Beautiful Dwarf Retic Lady
My cute Palmetto Corn Snake
My Woma Python exploring and being adventurous in his home.
