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I've never owned them but, heard that the Dumerils boa is very calm snake, I used to keep & breed 2 types of red tail's, Columbian & Peruvian. Columbians can get pretty big, I've had 2 that reached 12'

LOL... I added another pic with the body. The current, correct, name, is Eyelash palm pitviper. it's around 2' They're fairly common in my area. My holy grail is a Golden Eyelash palm pitviper.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyelash_viper

Check out this thread Patrick, http://www.spidy.goliathus.com/engli...ca2-id185.html I think that's what it might be. the legs are redder than the one you posted.

Snakes don't crawl........ They slither!

it's not a bug!

what's this big girl? She's huge! I'll take some better pics, when the weather clears up a little.

what's this big girl? She's huge! I'll take some better pics, when the weather clears up a little.

Thanks Patrick, I think the next one I find I'm going to try to keep for a while, the same goes for the next Tiger rump, what does the Talless whipscorpian eat? The usual fare? Crickets are hard to find here, but I can find plenty of roaches, beetles, moths, & grasshoppers.

Thanks Harry!

Going down!

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Has anyone done this? How would I go about it? is it possible to create a hybrid?

I look forward to seeing it.

I always use the butter/egg compartment on the door in the referigerator.

Here's a quintuplet Hibiscus, with a double posted below for comparison.

That is very strange, I had huge mole problems, until someone gave me some castor oil trees. Now I haven't seen a mole in 3 years. I know everyone else around here plant's them where they have root crops, for that specific reason.

Can't remember the name of this thing I think this is Dobson fly larvea A huge Pepcid wasp, called a Tarantula hawk I can't remember the name of this one either

I'm almost positive that's a crab spider, I believe it's called, Selinopid crab spider.

I always dry seeds on a paper plate or newspaper, is it's humid I dry them on the lowest shelf in the refrigerator, Once I'm sure theyre completely dry, I put them in small plastic bags then into a larger plastic bag, then on the lowest shelf on the door of the refrigerator. I've had seeds...