Iszac

Heres a pic so you can sorta see what type of bowl im talkn bout, It works well, Circled in green

Ive found that most of them freak out when you put them in the tub with the roaches, I use a white ceramic type cat/dog bowl with a line of fluron around the top, That way you can just pour them into that and they arnt running and hiding straight away.Then the lizards just eat out of the bowl easy

I will be selling some fluon soon-ish, just have to work out some containers/bottles.It lasts for ages. Many people interested?

Heres a link i found on trademe for a full time Reptile keeper wanted at wellington zoo if anyone is interested but hadnt seen it Would be a cool job http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =184850697

They should like roaches

Yip good spotting, they are masters of camoflauge them things

On older ones you can see the hemipenes through the skin at the base of the tail if you put pressure in the right spot, dont think you would want to do it to a young one though. Its not 100% accurate though and should only be done if you know what your doing. Also most males have red chins, but not til they are older and that isnt 100% either. Best way is to XRay but i dont know what vets would do it sorry

looks good, but i think it would be better with sand or somthing in there, or astro turf if you dont want sand Heres my bluies cage i built, not happy with the iron on melimine edging so i will probably replace that with some half round wooden beading (click to enlarge) Heres one of dads in australia, sorry about the bad pic on the glass has a colony of dwarf bearded dragons/blacksoil dragons And heres another of his for boyds rainforest dragons( again not a good pic sorry) Its an old glass fronted shop fridge, how many lizards can you count in here?

I know that my father in australia feeds raw chicken necks to the goannas, but they eat anything :lol: . I think he has also fed chicken necks to the frillies but not 100% sure, Ill ask him tonight

Saw this cool article about the spiders at CHCH museum the otherday http://www.stuff.co.nz/thepress/4705849a6009.html Anyone know if youcan get pet tarantulas in NZ? Ive got one in australia, they are quite cool pets Iszac

Yea i think at least 3-4wks old before you sell them, depends on how well they are eating and everything really though. May I ask how much he was? Iszac

Surely MAF could allow someone to import one or two for breeding, if they were properly quarantined and everything . Doubt it though

Same thing happened to me with a cockatiel from animates,how long ago was this.no more business form me

nah im only a poor student so ive just got a bluey, herps are too expensive over here. My dad breeds repts for a living in Australia, thats all he uses. Im prity sure he has the freezer part of the fridge with just the bulb and the actual fridge part has 2 thermostats, one for fan if it gets too hot and 1 if it gets too cold. Thats all he uses for everything he has

get a fridge, rip the guts out, hook a thermostat up to a red or blue party light and bobs your uncle. You can add 2 lights incase of one bulb blowing

Its cool mate, wasn't trying to start and argument or anything they are some cool photos And my bad for saying that juvy was a bells :oops:

yea mate not trying to start a fight or anything, that last photo is a bells phase lace monitor or a broad banded lace monitor, so thats why it does not have the same markings. im 100% sure that the first pics are lace monitors but if think different thats fine. http://images.google.co.nz/imgres?imgur ... r%26sa%3DG

yea they are abit dusty lol. Sand monitors very very rarely climb trees whereas laceys live in trees, its definatly a lacey mate Sandy: Lace monitor:

are you sure its a sandy, looks to be more like a lace monitor or somthing similar.my dad has a colony of sand monitors in australia, not the best pic but oh well click to enlarge

cheers, i got a heap of roaches from on the west coast so they are deffinatly in the SI

I breed roaches and my bluey gets them ok, but they bury themselves prity quick in the aspen shavings

yea ive got mine on the aspen shavings, they arnt to bad because they like burying in it. I have been told eucalyptus mulch is they way to go but cant find any in NZ? anyone no where i could find some?

Hey there Just wondering what everybody else uses as bedding for blue tounges? cheers Iszac

heres my wee fella he loves grapes