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Thanks for the replies - no thanks Smokemaster, after a Scorp pod last weekend, I felt I was hallucinating already... :lol: Im wary of tilling the soil too as I dont want the spores to be 'protected'. We are back to warm sunny days and there hasnt been any further growth, so Ive isolated the...

With the wet and gloomy weather we are getting recently, day temps around 24-25C (77F), Ive noticed that about 6-7 pots have a brown fungus on top of the soil. Its been present fro 3 days, no problems to the seedlings themselves and I'm not concerned, but curious. It looks like fine instant...

Oh, and now the weather is turning and nights are warming up here, it'll be time to make some night herp trips! Last season was one of the best in years, and a spot west of Brisbane (Mt. Glorious) never fails to impress. Especially on warm nights and after a storm. On this one trip we saw...

:lol: You'd be surprised just how docile snakes in captivity are. Pound for pound, they would have to be the most boring animals you could have too!

Only because I can't get it outta my head...

An ad featuring some of the New Zealand rugby team, The All Blacks. Sorry, couldn't find one with subtitles. :cool:

Bunnings dont sell Brunnings to the best of my knowledge?? A lot of the cheap stores do though (Overflow etc). Gasificada, are your plants outdoor 24/7, or under light at night?

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Jas, Ive had the exact opposite to you with the Douglahs. They were the first up and also somewhere between 90-100% success. Only a basic set up - Jiffys, plastic tubs and a 15w heat cord. Hope your luck improves mate.

Our most defensive snake is the Eastern Brown, and Ive read studies that suggest that if you stand motionless, you are good. Given they are a common snake and I rarely encounter them (even after looking for them) I think thats the best advice. Encounter a snake (not stepping on it or applying...

The adder is probably the easiest snake Ive kept. Ive had 2 others but they were in transit and had the same demeanor. It's placid and calm and responds well to me cleaning, has a feeding record second to none. Its taken to captivity well, and coming up to feed day still does the caudal luring...

Mel - I'll PM you in a sec Sci - Sent my contact details Ive counted out what is available currently. A few of the plants are now spoken for, so this is what I am happy to part with; Peri Peri 5 Douglah 10 T Scorp. 3 Fatalli 1 Yellow Congo 1 Red Congo 3 Naga 12 B'pore 7 NIL Choc Habs 12 Bonda...

These are seedlings at this stage and I'll hang on to them for at least another few weeks to ensure they are healthy and powering along. They are currently outdoors all day, indoors at night. In 100mm pots now, so post is outta the question! These estimates are based on whats going strong as...

I use metho and a scourer and it works reasonably well. Only problem is for months afterwards, I touch something random, rub my eye...

Downgraded after divorce, now just; 2 x Red Bellied Blacks 1 x Dajarra Death Adder 2 x Bredli Pythons 1 x juvenile Hypo Bredli 1 x het for albino Darwin Carpet and a wish list a mile long. I know Mr Arboc is a herper too.

Id love to know where they got those chilli-shaped party lights! Never seen them before, but I don't get out much.....

Steve, I was too tight to lash out on more jiffy pots and ended up in the same boat as you. Big mistake :lol: On the 13th Sept I experimented with a few.... The seedlings were all approximately 1 week old, and except for Nagas and Douglahs (which already sent long roots down), they were still...

No worries at all mate. Can't believe 2 days from Bris to regional Vic??

Here's one way, tho' I didnt decorate it with corn husks :lol: http://www.ehow.com/how_2387491_make-ristra.html