Some pictures of my reptiles (Dial up warning)

[adam]

These are some of my reptiles


Female Coastal Carpet Python (6 foot):

Male coastal Carpet python (6 1/2 foot:

Female Hybrid (4 foot):

Female Children's Python (50cm):

Female Coastal Carpet Python:

Another Female Coastal carpet python (3 foot):

Male coastal Carpet Python (2 1/2 foot):

Yet Another Female Coastal Carpet Python(2 foot):

Another female coastal carpet python (4 1/2 feet):

The bite the snake above gave me:

I will post more pics when I find some

 

[mike]

Adam, I see from your profile that you do not keep any Caudates.

Although your snake images are interesting this Site is all about Caudata.

If you do decide to keep them, then you can post your images in the Photo Gallery.
Please do not post links.

I shall delete this thread later.

 

[paris]

not a single caudate or even amphibian in the batch?

 

[adam]

Jesus have a cry.
As the "blurb" under this forum says and I quote "Post won't fit elsewhere? Post here!" so that's what I did.
I did not post one single "link" as you can see by the they are image tags which this board obviously doesn't support.

I may not own a salamander or Axolotl but silly me thought that maybe doing a bit of research and asking questions BEFORE I bought one would be a better idea!
If i didn't ask questions and in a few weeks had posts up saying "Help my axolotl is dying" then I would have been flammed.

Great technique mate scare the newbies off!!

 

[paris]

well actually there is a photo specific section-so that doesnt qualify as 'wont fit elsewhere'. but since this is a caudate dedicated website, and snakes get too much attention, then it isnt appropriate to compete with the 'little guys' on their own turf. there was even much debate about including a section for caecilians and frogs in this forum. it was split about 50/50, and one main argument for was that they also were amphibians so care issues might apply to caudates too.
you know that this is a caudate website-so why choose to post a non topic? photos use a lot of space to store and we are a non profit, non ad, forum. space is a premium-we have even had to delete old rare archive photos en masse to keep the site in limits and running.

 

[mike]

Adam,

Images belong in the Photo Gallery.

I didn't say you had posted a link.

By all means do your research, and ask questions on this site, also take a look at Axolotl.org as Axolotls are all that you will find in Australia.

For your information newcomers are always very welcome on this site, which is CAUDATA.ORG

 

[mark]

That's a little unfair, Adam. Mike isn't suggesting that you shouldn't research Axolotls. You won't find a more helpful bunch of people to answer your caudate queries. You must appreciate that a line has to be drawn between what's relevant and what isn't. A post entirely about snakes is a little off topic for a caudate forum. Nice snakes though...

 

[adam]

Sorry if i sound rude but I can only go by what im told or from what i read (Rules and such)
Won't happen again

Adam

 

[edward]

Hi Adam,

The maintence of pretty much caudate only information has been a standard held here since its inception of the site. We will allow a little off comment or off topic discussion around other animals but the site is pretty much very restricted to caudates (with some other amphibian stuff in the appropriate section). The description for doesn't fit elsewhere is meant to refer to caudate information not here are pictures of my snake, dog, cat, bird, wife, husband, car, two-headed goat, albino leopard, potted plant..... etc.

Ed

 

[edward]

If there is any further comments on this thread they should be either e-mailed to a moderator and this off topic thread should not be continued here.
Further posts will result in my locking the thread.

Ed

 

[edward]

Thread locked.

Ed