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748 opinions shared on Other topic. I don’t really have one. But I don’t have a lot of experience with them. If we’re talking about common pets I would love to have a beardie one day. But I’m still in the research phase of what they need and how to make a bioactive enclosure because I refuse to give a captive animal a subpar life with a tile flooring and plastic hide (not knocking those who choose that method of husbandry it’s just not for me). I actually almost bought an enclosure and a uromastyx that had apparently escaped his enclosure months before at the store (they thought he’d been stolen) and my friend and I happened to find him, until I learned he was wild caught and knew I could never provide the life he’d been taken from.
I wouldn’t mind a snake, I’m torn between a Kenyan sand boa and a reticulated python, but a python would require a very large enclosure which I don’t have the space nor money to built. Again I still need to research the snake I want, could end up just getting a corn snake to start with.10 Reply
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4.2K opinions shared on Other topic. First clown... Now reptiles... Are you trying to make me run away? 😐
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6.3K opinions shared on Other topic. Oh no, they say he's got to go!
Go, go, Godzilla!
Oh no, there goes Tokyo!
Go, go, Godzilla!History shows again and again
How Nature points up the folly of men.
Godzilla!History shows again and again
How Nature points up the folly of men.
Godzilla!History shows again and again
How Nature points up the folly of men.
Godzilla!History shows again and again
https://www.youtube.com/embed/muUZjovOFRg
How Nature points up the folly of men.
Godzilla!20 Reply
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m +1 ythe only one that I was allowed to keep... as a kid, and I had it in Mexico, where I found it
Texas Horned Lizard 12 Reply- +1 y
I thought it was... and so did my father, which is why I was allowed to keep it for at least some weeks lmao, till they took it away...
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I dig crocodilians. I visited a sanctuary once and became deeply fascinated by the animals therein. They’re smart, social, loyal, affectionate, they have amazing physiology and their commonalities with their ancient ancestors is absolutely astounding! Much like sharks, they haven’t had to change a great deal over thousands of generations. “Perfect predators” is overused to the point of being cliché, but i think it applies to crocodilians.
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+1 yMy favorite reptiles belong in an order many people don't even know exist, called Rhynchocephalia.
Otherwise known as Tuataras. I read about them in a book when I was in 2nd grade and they have been my favorite reptiles ever since. Again as they are not taught in school I would always wonder when would I get to study about them, my wish was fulfilled in second year of university!
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I do not know the difference between crocodiles and alligators but I like the type that swim in swamps. We visited a swamp that had tons of them during a vacation and afterwords I had a salad with their meat inside. I also got to pet one - I think it was $5.00 per hand hold.
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I mean you pet the tiny baby ones less than one foot long.
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Tortoise 💚💚 I have saved the lives of two so far.
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They didn’t share that sentiment. lmao They were both p*ssed at me. One “rescue mission was witnesses by a flock of Canadian geese.. the looks on their faces.
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They kick like crazy and throw their heads about frowning.
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Awww poor things. Obviously they don’t know you’re just trying to help them.
There were ponds around my previous apartment that attracted an insane amount of geese. Once getting past the sidewalks covered in their poop, I’d often have to alter my path because there would be a huge group of them ready to attack at every corner. They’re worse than street gangs - +1 y
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I wonder if you walled by with fairy costume wings if they would have left you alone? They never bug me. I even ran up and hugged a big goose when I was two. Freaked my mother out but the bird did absolutely nothing.
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😁 Just a thought. 😎
I know. But when birds are affectionate they wrap their heads around each others necks, so it was taken as natural or none threatening, I suppose. Or I just shocked the h*ll out of them. 🙃
887 opinions shared on Other topic. I have to go with a goanna. The dog and the elderly couple were asking for it.
www.drool.pet/.../why-this-goanna-attacked-a-couple-and-their-dog10 ReplyIg a turtle.
But I'm still scared of them
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They are very sensible creatures.
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Only if you threaten them. You’d be fine.
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Sudden movements, looming over their space. Things like that.
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@exitseven no. That would just be so creepy
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@msputiton Maybe they just like lollipops? 🤔
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@msputiton 😯😁
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I always though bearded dragons were kinda cute.
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My fire skink
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He's goated
504 opinions shared on Other topic. Probably snakes, and more specifically pythons.
I used to like reptiles a lot a long time ago, but now I'm almost exclusively into canines and birds.
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I used to have a corn snake, they're fat bastards but pretty chill so they're not bad overall
20 Reply Reticulated python I had a super tiger retic for years got rid of him before things got out of hand they are not people friendly and large and aggressive
00 ReplyAlligator lizards, Small constrictor snakes, Turtles, Tortoises, Cameleons.
10 Reply7.4K opinions shared on Other topic. Geckos and skinks, like @bigpauly
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NONE!!! DISGUSTING!!! lmfao…
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the lizards wouldn’t be harmed, you would.
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*flicks your forehead like a kid*
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because your brattiness is acting up
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I’m too cute to be a bully
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lmfao… *hair flip*
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1.7K opinions shared on Other topic. I caught a 6'+ Black Rat snake as a kid. They behave like rattlesnakes.
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I dig snakes. I have a huge tattoo of one on my arm.
10 Reply Snakes, no contest.
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I leave reptiles alone and they do the same for me.
00 Reply 328 opinions shared on Other topic. Do Reptilians count haha? If no then chameleon lol
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King Elizabeth
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Correct. USAA is an acronym that at one time stood for Uniformed Services Automobile Association. These days it is fairly easy to become a member if you have some familial connection. Their customer service is world class second to none. They have some formidable financial products too.
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Monitor lizards
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3 bearded dragons. One I had growing up (lost him in a power outage ☹️) and the two I have now. I was forced to take one of them. Was annoyed about it at first because I was planning on getting something else.
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I just can't stand reptiles they repulse me.
10 Reply A turtle, because slow and steady, wins the race.
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Crocodiles
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It's so impressive to see how powerful they are and how fast they are in the water.
www.youtube.com/watch - +1 y
„Look at those snappers!“
- Ira, Romancing the Stone
Tortoise 🐢 or turtle
10 ReplyCrocs, they are feisty.
10 Reply2.9K opinions shared on Other topic. Red-eared sliders🐢
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I like lizards. They're cute little things.
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Gotta go with chameleons
10 Reply 947 opinions shared on Other topic. Lizards.
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The komodo dragon.
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the turtle family
10 Reply 2.7K opinions shared on Other topic. It's a turtle.
00 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Other topic. Dead…those are my favorite
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Iguanas I guess
00 Reply 3.7K opinions shared on Other topic. Komodo Dragon
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That's too big! It's like having a carnivorous pet elephant.
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@TrueConfection hahaha not that big
1.5K opinions shared on Other topic. Godzilla
10 Reply12.8K opinions shared on Other topic. Stegasaurus
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30 Reply1K opinions shared on Other topic. Snakes
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What kind? King Cobra?
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Those sneaky pythons. Hmmmm. 🐍😉
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I like the King Snakes.
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Lizards.
10 Reply 707 opinions shared on Other topic. Turtles
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Moose
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