Some other reptiles
 

First, some pictures of my iguana after she had to have her tail amputated last month.

And then, a couple of the anole I adopted from work recently. They can't take long-term care of him.

Yes, he's named after "That" Steve. I wanted to name him "Crikey", but two people I talk to on a regular basis shouted me down.

OK, one pic of him. Have to re-size the other one.

And now, some from the Mid-Atlantic Reptile Show held the third weekend of September every year in Timonium, Maryland. Most of them are labelled for what they are, but someof the labels are abbreviated.

"Beardies" are bearded dragons; GTP is Green Tree Python (yes, they're commonly yellow as juveniles, when they get older, they turn green). And one of my favorties of the favorite, the Day Gecko.

"DPF"-Dart Poison Frogs. Come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Couple included with this set.

The frilled lizard was the only one in the entire show.

The leopard gecko was shedding, produced a neat effect. The Chameleon was the best of a series of chams, most of which just wern't the effort I put into trying to clean them up. Ah, well, that's how it works. 10 photos, one decent one.

Oh, the Ornate Horned Frogs are also known as the "Pac-Man" frogs. Voracious appetite and all that.

And finally, a single. even though there are two in the pic. There wern't, as usual, a whole lot of turtles/tortoises at the show, but one vendor did have a couple of these:

gekkogecko,

Very cool. Thank you.

:doorpeek: Whoa! Big snake

Update to this thread: I found Steve dead in his tank last Thursday. That was merely the first disaster that made that one of the worst days of my life.

And I had forgotten that I never posted his re-sized pic. Here it is:

gekkogecko,

My condolences sir. I hope your situation has improved!

The wild Bluetongue that has made itself a pet.

jseal: well, I've cleaned up as far as I can, the back yard, where the wind destroyed the storage shed, wrapped most of it around the swing/loveseat, and scattered teh contents of the shed. And the basement is once again dry, after vacuuming the other 1000 gallons of water that the storm came that came through dumped in it. yes, this all happened the same day that Steve died.

cutecoupleoz: Ooooh, a blue-tongue skink! Cute, if a little blurry.