if you had $10,000 what would you buy
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im with you on that one boa ,i am looking forward to seeing that to...
im with you on that one boa ,i am looking forward to seeing that to...
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and a pair of jungles like rexs1 avatar,very very nice...imo.
and a pair of jungles like rexs1 avatar,very very nice...imo.
Glimmerman
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A kick **** herp room and new rodent room outside, with climate control in each.. If there's any $$$ left over, a female 2 - 3 yr old BHP for my poor lonely male.
Makes it hard to spend 10k on herps when there isn't adequate housing.
A kick **** herp room and new rodent room outside, with climate control in each.. If there's any $$$ left over, a female 2 - 3 yr old BHP for my poor lonely male.
Makes it hard to spend 10k on herps when there isn't adequate housing.
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wokka
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maybe a trip to snake ranch. It looks loike they have heaps of top animals.
maybe a trip to snake ranch. It looks loike they have heaps of top animals.
Australis
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Hey i only wanted one female.
The rest was for some sh_t hot BHP
boa said:
Hey i only wanted one female.
The rest was for some sh_t hot BHP
AdamR
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Id buy a pair of Night tiger Brown tree snakes. Then Id buy a really nice house for them. And then pay someone to teach me to handle vens. (More than likely id do this in reverse order). If that all went well many a whip snake or a red belly or colletts.
Adam
Id buy a pair of Night tiger Brown tree snakes. Then Id buy a really nice house for them. And then pay someone to teach me to handle vens. (More than likely id do this in reverse order). If that all went well many a whip snake or a red belly or colletts.
Adam
GreenWillow
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I'd buy lots of sublime Yves St Laurent underwear, cos it's so beautiful and comfortable, and there's not much worry of some big old fat hairy herper climbing through my window at night to steal it.
Right? :shock:
I'd buy lots of sublime Yves St Laurent underwear, cos it's so beautiful and comfortable, and there's not much worry of some big old fat hairy herper climbing through my window at night to steal it.
Right? :shock:
SNKMST
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haha no but you have to worrie about male herpers in general climbing through your window.
haha no but you have to worrie about male herpers in general climbing through your window.
GreenWillow
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The Dad is one step ahead of these herpers. He chose the windows for my new flat... they are tiny and up very high. I'd like to see ANY type of herper get through them!
("Rapunzel, Rapunzel...")
The Dad is one step ahead of these herpers. He chose the windows for my new flat... they are tiny and up very high. I'd like to see ANY type of herper get through them!
("Rapunzel, Rapunzel...")
SNKMST
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heheh dont worrie there is always a way.
heheh dont worrie there is always a way.
GreenWillow
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Too right there, donkey boy! Best to stay well away from his daughter AND his herps!!
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One male and two female womas plus a nice climate controlled enclosure setup, everything complete and ready to go. The lovely woma that Peter Birch pulled out at a reptile meeting a couple of years ago was just superb. If I had $10,000 I'd find three womas just like that one, and I'd breed them to get the money back and then start focusing on breeding womas. I would also try to reduce the price of womas since they are quite expensive right now.
I remember when I was insanely obsessed with exotics, in particular corn and milk snakes, but now that obsession is all but gone.
I have a permanent obsession with womas, and I mean permanent. But at $2K+ each they're dear. Ever since seeing some womas in a collection I've never looked back and wouldn't bother with anything else. The ones with much lighter patches above the eyes are my favourites. Not sure what bloodline or locality they are, but the one Peter Birch pulled out a couple years back was the type I'm most keen on. How I would buy that woma in a heartbeat if I had the money and the setup and of course the license :wink:
Right now I'm focusing on getting three Fischer's lovebirds. I have to admit I have a soft spot for birds, but Fischer's lovebirds really take the cake.
I know someday I will fulfil the dream of owning at least one woma or a trio. It's only a matter of time. I hope someday when they are more common they'll be moved down to Class-1 in NSW.
Womas are such beautiful and graceful animals. There is no reptile out there quite like them. I know they are related to blackheadeds but the womas are just amazing. They're like living gold - literally too, if you factor in the price :wink:
I remember when I was insanely obsessed with exotics, in particular corn and milk snakes, but now that obsession is all but gone.
I have a permanent obsession with womas, and I mean permanent. But at $2K+ each they're dear. Ever since seeing some womas in a collection I've never looked back and wouldn't bother with anything else. The ones with much lighter patches above the eyes are my favourites. Not sure what bloodline or locality they are, but the one Peter Birch pulled out a couple years back was the type I'm most keen on. How I would buy that woma in a heartbeat if I had the money and the setup and of course the license :wink:
Right now I'm focusing on getting three Fischer's lovebirds. I have to admit I have a soft spot for birds, but Fischer's lovebirds really take the cake.
I know someday I will fulfil the dream of owning at least one woma or a trio. It's only a matter of time. I hope someday when they are more common they'll be moved down to Class-1 in NSW.
Womas are such beautiful and graceful animals. There is no reptile out there quite like them. I know they are related to blackheadeds but the womas are just amazing. They're like living gold - literally too, if you factor in the price :wink:
come on lily, show us your expesive frilly knickers. go on, you know you want to, and every one here wants to see too, so come on what ya say, go on huh huh huh. You could do a little parade for us. :lol: :wink: :twisted:
Gregory
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What's the old boat TB?
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