Reptile Club! <3

[Lizzy733]

Hi everyone! I have 3 green anoles! I don't have pictures of them now but will sure post some soon!

I miss anoles. We have little rainbow skinks here, but nowhere near as prolific as all the wild anoles running around when I lived in florida. They were everywhere down there.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Hi everyone! I have 3 green anoles! I don't have pictures of them now but will sure post some soon!

Hi there. Cant wait for pics

 

[arwoon]

Hi everyone! I have 3 green anoles! I don't have pictures of them now but will sure post some soon!

Can't wait!

 

[arwoon]

Does anyone have an experience with Dumpy tree frogs?are they difficult to care for?

 

[Serin]

Some of my collection

 

[arwoon]

Some of my collection

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What's your blue tounged skinks name.
You have dumpys?

 

[HuffleClaw]

Some of my collection

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Very nice

 

[agold23]

Here is my bearded dragon Chimera (named after the ancient Greek mythological beast)! I got her for Christmas in 2015 and she was previously my cousins lizard. I spent hours surfing websites, forums, youtube and I even have a few reptile books just to make sure I knew what I was getting into with taking her on! Sadly, Chimera passed a little over a year ago and I think about her everyday. She was a sick girl, in 2018 she developed osteomyelitis and had to get surgery to remove pus from in her muscles and around her bone, thus the scar and scar tissue on her arm. It was such a heartbreaking ordeal to have to take care of such a sick little lizard (we were giving her antibiotic needles every other day at one point) and she also had periodontal disease and possibly gout. Her opposite rear leg was also permanently locked at the knee due to the infection. She just serves as another reminder as why it’s so important to do your proper research on animals as well as finding a proper exotic vet but also getting your animals from responsible breeders, even your reptiles, to avoid costly and scary health complications. She passed unrelated to her health issues.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Here is my bearded dragon Chimera (named after the ancient Greek mythological beast)! I got her for Christmas in 2015 and she was previously my cousins lizard. I spent hours surfing websites, forums, youtube and I even have a few reptile books just to make sure I knew what I was getting into with taking her on! Sadly, Chimera passed a little over a year ago and I think about her everyday. She was a sick girl, in 2018 she developed osteomyelitis and had to get surgery to remove pus from in her muscles and around her bone, thus the scar and scar tissue on her arm. It was such a heartbreaking ordeal to have to take care of such a sick little lizard (we were giving her antibiotic needles every other day at one point) and she also had periodontal disease and possibly gout. Her opposite rear leg was also permanently locked at the knee due to the infection. She just serves as another reminder as why it’s so important to do your proper research on animals as well as finding a proper exotic vet but also getting your animals from responsible breeders, even your reptiles, to avoid costly and scary health complications. She passed unrelated to her health issues. View attachment 2902372
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She was so beautiful

 

[arwoon]

Here is my bearded dragon Chimera (named after the ancient Greek mythological beast)! I got her for Christmas in 2015 and she was previously my cousins lizard. I spent hours surfing websites, forums, youtube and I even have a few reptile books just to make sure I knew what I was getting into with taking her on! Sadly, Chimera passed a little over a year ago and I think about her everyday. She was a sick girl, in 2018 she developed osteomyelitis and had to get surgery to remove pus from in her muscles and around her bone, thus the scar and scar tissue on her arm. It was such a heartbreaking ordeal to have to take care of such a sick little lizard (we were giving her antibiotic needles every other day at one point) and she also had periodontal disease and possibly gout. Her opposite rear leg was also permanently locked at the knee due to the infection. She just serves as another reminder as why it’s so important to do your proper research on animals as well as finding a proper exotic vet but also getting your animals from responsible breeders, even your reptiles, to avoid costly and scary health complications. She passed unrelated to her health issues. View attachment 2902372
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I'm so sorry those are wonderful pics!