Western Tiger snakes (venomous)

Wow...

Photos are of amazing quality!

Very healthy looking animals

I miss snakes

Wow, nice snakes. And your photography skills are good to.

(Sigh, I wish I could keep snakes over the ditch here)

Those are some seriously badass snakes mate, how did you get a permit for venomous snakes?

Would be awesome to see some more photos of your other reptiles and incredible setups?

:cophot: Nice!

very nice, I just got Snake envy

Thanks for the replies people

Those are some seriously badass snakes mate, how did you get a permit for venomous snakes?

Would be awesome to see some more photos of your other reptiles and incredible setups?

When I first got a permit all that was required was paying them the licence fee! Think there's a little bit more involved now here in Victoria. Each state has different rules.

Some freshwater crocs I used to have, the 1 in the middle is a saltwater crocodile. Around 5 weeks old here.

And 1 of my favourite Eastern Tiger snakes.

Now that's something that not everyone has as pets. Way cool. What do you do with the crocs when they get too big though?

Drool, love the croc's.

What are your long term plans with the slat water crocodile?

I feel very privilaged to see photos of that quality, of animals of that nature. Thanks you very much

look great mate got any lizards?

sooooooooo cool

Holy crap, absolutely stunning animals! And +1 on the photo quality! I dont want to bother you but all i want to see is more photos haha !drool: well done man

wow

creepy and cool at the same time

:cophot:

:nfs: , I mean, snakes, I mean, crocs

Now that's something that not everyone has as pets. Way cool. What do you do with the crocs when they get too big though?

I sold the saltwater croc as it was a complete nutter & wasn't going to get any better. Bloke who took it was happy enough with it (reckon that will change). The freshwater crocs were sold when they reached 2 foot to another bloke who had renovated a bedroom complete with a "spa" for them. I didn't have the room for them as they grew larger & so if not prepared to give them what they need give them to someone who is.

look great mate got any lizards?

Sorry mate don't have any, am thinking of a lace monitor if I can come up with a large enclosure for it. Has to be a lizard/monitor that can live outside & deal with the elements.

Holy crap, absolutely stunning animals! And +1 on the photo quality! I dont want to bother you but all i want to see is more photos haha !drool: well done man

Some more crocodile pictures

Saltwater

Freshwater

A male Tasmanian Black Tiger snake

Kangaroo Island Black Tigers

My scrub python (australia's longest snake), she's around 9 foot at the moment

Red Belly Black snakes

Cheers.

Wow crazy animals! Very inspiring

:thup: Wicked pics

Some people here say I have "issues" ha ha. Main thing to remember is that they are not toys & respect them for what they are & what they can do. Funny thing is that the snake with the worse attitude is non venomous! the Scrub Python, it will hurt, it will require stitches but she is family lol!

Wow, those snakes are nice. The one on the table is massive.

You almost making me want to move to ausi so I can keep some. Almost.

That snake is massive! How many feet/cm's is it?

Love the scrub, this was my coastal before i moved not many photos of my snakes left

That snake is massive! How many feet/cm's is it?

A little over 2.7m & Rabbit nice looking carpet, had some in the past but only have the 1 jungle now.

Some older pictures of past "carpets"

Darwin

Proserpine

Brissy

Centralian

& the only one I keep now, a jungle (love the Taranaki colours)