Hi everyone, I'm Jordan!
Pretty much just your average animal-lover...any-who, enough about me, I know everybody reading this came to see my wonderful pets!
First up is Gizmo, my (roughly) 6 year old rescue beardie. This is an old pic, as he is in brumation as I type this, but he's a lovely guy to have around.
Next up would be Rex, my beautiful Bay of L.A. Rosy boa! She's a retired breeder (I did not and do not plan to breed her, I bought her from a breeder who bred her. Jeez, say that 5 times fast!), and even in her age is a stunning snake!
After Rex is Lemon, my RAPTOR leopard gecko. A couple weeks after purchasing her, she got out of her tank, and escaped for two months. Thankfully, it was midsummer in Pennsylvania, and I left mealworms and water out for her. I found her one night, and after a rather comical chase around some furniture, I managed to retrieve her!
The last of my reptilian companions (and most recent), is Beau, my E. agricolae. I got him from Pangea on the 21st last year. Some may remember him, as in September, I posted a very concerned thread due to him eating eco-earth. He has since passed that, and was given another chance at responsibly living on the substrate. He blew it, and is being housed on paper towels indefinetly:biggrin:
That's all my vertebrate pets! I also have a giant vinegaroon, and keep two species of isopod (P. scaber and P. muscorum). Thanks for tuning in!
Pretty much just your average animal-lover...any-who, enough about me, I know everybody reading this came to see my wonderful pets!
First up is Gizmo, my (roughly) 6 year old rescue beardie. This is an old pic, as he is in brumation as I type this, but he's a lovely guy to have around.
Next up would be Rex, my beautiful Bay of L.A. Rosy boa! She's a retired breeder (I did not and do not plan to breed her, I bought her from a breeder who bred her. Jeez, say that 5 times fast!), and even in her age is a stunning snake!
After Rex is Lemon, my RAPTOR leopard gecko. A couple weeks after purchasing her, she got out of her tank, and escaped for two months. Thankfully, it was midsummer in Pennsylvania, and I left mealworms and water out for her. I found her one night, and after a rather comical chase around some furniture, I managed to retrieve her!
The last of my reptilian companions (and most recent), is Beau, my E. agricolae. I got him from Pangea on the 21st last year. Some may remember him, as in September, I posted a very concerned thread due to him eating eco-earth. He has since passed that, and was given another chance at responsibly living on the substrate. He blew it, and is being housed on paper towels indefinetly:biggrin:
That's all my vertebrate pets! I also have a giant vinegaroon, and keep two species of isopod (P. scaber and P. muscorum). Thanks for tuning in!
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