Let's see some reptiles...

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C6Bill

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Time for the snappers to lay their eggs, I always try to avoid them when they are doing that but this one was right in the only path back to my truck. So she was getting her picture taken :cool:

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Alan

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I would say the tide went out but this is the canal, there is no tide!
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STM

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richnmib said:
A cottonmouth as a pet??? I think I will keep my Doberman!!!
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Sure! I have also had a pygmy rattler, timber rattler, eastern diamondback and a copperhead as pets as well in addition to a host of non-venomous ones I have either caught or purchased. I guess I am "crazy snake man". I have done my part to keep the planet's rodent population down. No telling how many mice or rats became meals for my snakes over the years.

I have also had some green iguanas, one of which grew to about 2 1/2 feet from nose to tail tip before it finally died. They are not cute or cudly pets like our cats or dog but they do make some really cool pets.
 
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Marilynne

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Found this guy in the wrong place. Left feet in for size of turtle.
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He/she wasn't happen to be put here. Headed right back for the street.
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Phillydog1958

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C6Bill said:
Time for the snappers to lay their eggs, I always try to avoid them when they are doing that but this one was right in the only path back to my truck. So she was getting her picture taken :cool:

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Wow! I've never seen one on land. They say that males never come on land and females only do so, in effort of laying eggs.
 
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