Saturday, 21 May 2011

Western Hognose



What are western hognose snake?
The Western Hognose Snake is a light sandy brown in color, with darker brown or gray blotching, their coloration is not nearly as variable as the Eastern Hognose, Heterodon platirhinos, but they often have an ink-black and white or yellow checker patterned belly, sometimes accented with orange. They are very stout for their size (a full grown 24-inch female is as bulky as a five-foot corn snake) and can grow from 15 to 33 inches in length, with females generally being larger than males. The characteristic of all hognose snakes is their upturned snout, which aids in digging in the soil. Hognose Snakes are considered to berear-fanged venomous, but are not considered to pose any danger to humans and will only bite as a feeding response, rarely in defense. The defensive bite response is usually due to the temporary blindness experienced while shedding. Because the snake cannot see while shedding, it becomes paranoid and more aggressive.
More at... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterodon_nasicus


4 pcs are available
All of the snakes shown in the pictures are the actual animal
Price- $400.


Sold List
21/5.11- #1,2,3 SOLD

Monday, 9 May 2011

Guinea Pigs For sale

Group Photo
#2 female- SOLD 

#3- MaleSOLD

#5- Female

#1- male
American Short Hair Guinea Pigs for sale
age #1,3,4- 2.5 mths
Age #4,5 - 4mths
Status
#1- Male Booked
#2-Female availableSOLD
#3- Male availableSOLD
#4-Male SOLD
#5-Female- Booked

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Friday, 6 May 2011

Chaco Golden Knee Slings For sale @ may 3rd week

Picture Taken From the spider shop.(adult)
One of the larger species of tarantula, the Chaco golden knee (Grammostola pulchripes), formerly known by Grammostola aureostriata, can be expected to reach between 20–22 cm (8.5 in). The Chaco Golden Knee tends to be one of the more docile and calm species of tarantula and therefore makes an attractive first pet. The Chaco is an opportunistic burrowing terrestrial tarantula: they tend to burrow while younger and adopt a pre-existing hide as its home when it begins to mature. It is quite flashy in appearance, bearing long light-colored hairs all over its body and gold stripes on its legs, particularly at the "knees". This is a good display species as it often sits in plain view.

Slings = baby or newly hatched Tarantulas.
Size I'm Offering is about 1cm+

Up for bookings now
10 available
As of 6th May 2011- 8Pcs

Tuesday, 3 May 2011

Orange Dream Spider Ball Python

 Orange Dream Ball 

Spider Ball 

Orange Dream Spider Ball 
Picture from Jkob n World Of Ball Python

Look at this gorgeous ballie hahaha... enjoy the pics.

Thursday, 31 March 2011

Mexican Fire Leg slings Sold Out




Firelegs Slings (For Sale) Slings= baby, size 1cm-2cm

FireLeg when it is full size grown  
Picture above taken from http://www.beccastarantulas.com/tarantulas/caresheets/boehmei.jpg
These are incredibly gorgeous and docile beauties from southwestern Mexico. 
They have fuzzy black femurs, bright red "knees" that fade and end at black feet, and orange carapaces.  
They're not as common in the pet trade as some other Brachypelma species, but are just as hardy and long-lived as the ever popular.




Range: Southwestern Mexico, south of Colima
Habitat:  Moderately dry earth
Size: Medium tarantula.  Fully grown, they're about 5 1/2" to 5 3/4" in legspan.
Attitude:  Usually very docile and slow-moving, but prone to occasional fits of hair flicking or skittishness.
Dwelling: Opportunistic burrowers that may use a provided shelter.  Mine never uses her shelther and sits in the open with very little webbing.
Ideal Setup: A shallow, 3 to 5-gallon capacity enclosure with a thin layer of substrate, a shelter, and a water dish.  Standard room humidity is fine.  Keep the temp around 75-80 degrees F is possible.
Food: mealworms, super worms or crickets 

Intersted?? hit me an email @ pets4sale@live.com or Small77animals@gmail.com, Leave a msg when u have email me on  my chat box located on the left of this blog. tq have a nice day


Wednesday, 2 March 2011

Blizzard Cornsnakes

Blizzards are a combination of the Charcoal and Amelanistic genes. Some mature to be solid white while others may develop light yellow belly checkers and/or "lemon-lined" saddles. Hope to get one of this in the future *drools white snakes just will "take your breath away". Snow corns are another combination of amelanistic and anerystic genes which will result in another white snake. The difference is that the body are mostly white with pale blotches and yellowish chin and neck. Like below are some snow pictures 


Pictures of the blizzard corns are from RFUK and the snow the 1st was googled up and the below belongs to Viper76 which was taken during the Maktab Sains show in 2010. Happy reading

Thursday, 24 February 2011

California Kingsnake(Oreo anyone??)


What are kingsnakes?
The Californian king snake (lampropeltis getula californiae) is a medium sized snake which are part of a group of snakes called colubrids which are a group of non venomous snakes

Is it venomous? 
king snakes get their names from preying on other snakes in the wild even tackling such dangerous snakes that inhabit their environments such as the rattlesnakes which some claim they have a immunity to their potent venom 

Above were sold to me as both high white California king, whatever its name is is a beautiful king snake for sure and is a first step into kings world which i never taught i will go into haha.Above is co-owned by faddy and below belongs to another person.