photos from the oklahoma city show and good times part II :)

[robin]

Lesser platty ball python

oregon horny toad @ Texas Reptile Exchange

some kind of green snake whos name escaped me from MS Reptillian's table

crytodactylus elok

cave gecko

electric tangerine

emerine poss het bell

 

[Kristi23]

Great pics!

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

Those are all gorgeous. Love the Elok

 

[robin]

travis, the elok were amazing!

 

[goReptiles]

This may sound stupid, but the second picture doesn't look like a toad?

 

[robin]

it isnt an amphibian toad. i's a type of lizzard. here ya go http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horned_lizard

 

[Shadraak]

wow i didn't even see the cave geckos there lol

 

[Tony C]

Love the A. moreletti, they are high on my list when I have room...

 

[goReptiles]

it isnt an amphibian toad. i's a type of lizzard. here ya go http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horned_lizard

Very cool. I tried looking them up, but just couldn't find much. Surprisingly enough, wikipedia didn't show up in the search. I thought maybe you forgot to add the picture, now I see. Ha. Silly me.

 

[Stl_Greaser]

This may sound stupid, but the second picture doesn't look like a toad?

Horny Toad is just a nic-name, it is actually a Horned lizard. It got it's nic-name cause it's body looks like a toad body.


And that green snake looks like a Vine snake, rear fanged craziness!

 

[stevehiss]

Actually the green snake is a Red Tailed Green Ratsnake, Gonyosoma exycephala, if memory serves me right. They can get rather large and usually are not very friendly. Kelli and I have bred them in the past. Very cool snakes and they come in different colors depending on their exact locality. They are an Asian species BTW.

 

[robin]

steve it was the one that had a real slow tongue flick. it was cool. kelli had said yall has kept them before.