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I have some bad news. Last week, I took my bearded dragon outside for some sun and while I was sitting in the grass with him on my leg, he took off for the bushes faster than I could even react!! It's quite sad that I lost him in the blink of an eye after so much time, effort, and money was put into his care. However, guess what I got now.... a Pueblan milksnake!!! I decided to try out a new reptile, one that requires MUCH less feeding and whatnot. I posted a couple of pictures of him for you all to see. What do you think? He's quite tame but still nervous, as all new animals tend to be. I walked into the store (one which specializes in reptiles), and as I browsed the snake selection, this one caught my eye and I knew I had to have him!
It's cool to have a snake that looks almost EXACTLY like one of the deadliest snakes in Florida! (the coral snake) :-)
Woah, cool snake..I want one.
Matt
what are the chances it will survive on its own?
Slim to none saddly, they require extreme heat :(,
nice snake, i love it.
Peace
Wow, what a beautiful snake!! I love all animals, even spiders, snakes and scorpions. :-) He looks a bit like the king snakes we have out here in California.
Sorry about your lizard, though... you must've been devastated when he just took off like that. You think there's any chance you might get him back?
dino
Love the snake - how long is he?
Will the lizard survive on its own in the wild? I hope so.
The only comment I can give on the pictures is that your hair looks nice. Snakes give me the creeps. Sorry.
Bragi
A lot of snakes resemble the Coral Snake, I had a teacher who used to breed Arizona Mountain King Snakes. I guess its a good defence mechanism to look deadly!
Cool snake dude but at first i thought it was a toy lol and when I read what you were talking about I was wondering if dragons really exist (dumb me)
I've an Argentine Boa, she's new.