my freshwater croc hatchy - no flamers.

[leighroyaus]

chris1, his food is on the edge of his water atm, could be a few hours b4 he comes up to get it, who knows. he normally waits till everoyne in the house has gone to bed

 

[snappy]

Crocs gota love'm

I love it were can i get one from.

 

[hornet]

which state are you in snappy?

 

[Bendarwin]

You can get them in the NT from pet shops, they actually come under farming regulations up there if I recall correctly.

 

[richardsc]

the dwarf crocs r actually freshies,and gavin bedford is the man trying to do that

 

[MoreliaMatt]

how many times has this thread been resurrected! lol

 

[m.punja]

hey mate, loved the little guy heaps. Where'd you get him and how much. I'm in Vic and have a big saltie, by big he is about a meter, a few years old and doesn't seem to be growing at rapid speeds. He is great, a little snappy but still good. I'd much rather get a pair of hatchy freshies, apparently you can have them in the tank with turtles and water dragons so long as they have enough room to keep out of each others way. The Melbourne zoo keeps them all together. You live in vic right?

 

[Serpant_Lady]

Since they are allowed in other states i cant see why they would be against it now.[/QUOTE/] Mate since living in WA I have noticed that regulations on reptiles dont follow he same common sense guildlines that the law is supposed to... Hang on what am I saying. The law NEVER makes sense

 

[crazywhiteboy]

sweet nice croc

 

[noidea]

thank god my son is three and i hold the licence not my husband coz if they had any idea that it was possible to own a croc I'd be buggered I love them and all but from a distance and snakes are great for the moment.

 

[MoreliaMatt]

your safe! you cant have them in qld!

 

[Snow1369]

i'm gunna get one

 

[Hoppa1874]

oh..just gorgeous..

 

[x_aussie_bloke_x]

It would be good if u could keep them in nsw..