Question:
Reptiles/Amphibians Q's/A's?
2012-06-04 18:25:50 UTC
1. What is your favorite species of Reptiles and/or Amphibians?
2. What Reptiles and/or Amphibians do/would you like to own?
3. What is the World's Largest Reptile?
4. What is the World's Largest Amphibian?
5. Which Do You Prefer: Crocodilians (Caimans, Crocs, Gators, Gharials, etc.), Snakes, Lizards, Turtles/Tortoises, Frogs/Toads, Salamanders/Newts, and/or Tuataras?
6. Why Do You Prefer Reptiles/Amphibians as Pets?
7. What is your favorite species of lizard(s)?
8. What is your favorite species snake(s)
9. What is your favorite species of amphibian(s)?
10. What is your favorite species of turtle(s)/tortoise(s)
11. What is your favorite species of crocodilian(s)?
12. What are some Reptiles/Amphibian(s) that you'll love to own, but can't have?
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Six answers:
Danger Erin
2012-06-05 02:15:29 UTC
1) Thats a tough one... asian rats, rosy boas, crocodilians, geckos and monitors are way up there.



2) I currently own leopard geckos, crested geckos, gargoyle geckos, a bosc monitor, a pink tongued skink, corn snakes, king snakes, beauty snakes, a gopher snake, a bull snake, house snakes, boa contrictors, rosy boas, sand boas, spotted pythons and a royal python.

If space and price werent an issue i'd have a nile monitor... possibly another boa; a female sunglow, red eyed tree frogs, rosy boa morphs, sand geckos, file snakes, tokay geckos, ridleys cave racers, mandarin rat snakes and thai bamboo rat snakes.



3) Alive today, the words *largest* species (going by mass) is the saltwater crocodile. The longest would be the reticulated python.



4) Alive today, the chinese giant salamander.



5) Snakes, then lizards, then crocodilians... but its still pretty close lol



6) I prefer reptiles. Amphibians are far more sensitive to their environment and should not really be handled... and i like to handle my animals.



7) Crocodile monitor or marine iguana



8) Rosy boa or banded sea krait



9) Olm



10) Mata mata or snake necked turtle



11) Gharial



12) Any hot or crocodilian, giant constrictors (afrocks, burms, retics, green annies etc). Yes, they are beautiful and as much as i would love to keep them... its not so much that i cant, more that i wont. I definitely wouldnt trust myself around major venomous species... even the most experienced keepers slip up sometimes - and thats all it takes... one slip.



13) Something to do while i'm eating my morning toast ;)

8/10 for questions.

As for answers... a lot of them were actually opinion questions so how you can choose best answer is beyond me
Dog Crazy
2012-06-04 19:47:30 UTC
1. Wow tough q.. umm probably leopard geckos.

2. I currently own none at the moment, I'm thinking about getting a Cali Kingsnake soon. Which would I like to own? Too many to list haha.

3. Komodo dragon, I'm pretty sure?

4. Oh boy..umm japanese giant salamander.

5. Multiple choice? I like snakes, lizards, and frogs.

6. I just find them interesting, fascinating..and i prefer reptiles/amphibs you can interact with, so actually I'd cut amphibians out of this picture since you really aren't supposed to handle them.

7. Hm. Leopard geckos probably.

8. Albino tangerine honduran milksnake..gorgeous.

9. Gray tree frogs. They are native where I live. So cute!

10. Definitely dwarf hermann tortoises. But sulcatas come in at a close second.

11. I'm not a huge fan of crocodilians myself, so I really don't have much for favorites.

12. Panther chameleons. So beautiful but so hard to care for.

13. Yes I did. Some were tough but I love these kinds of q's.
SnapperTurtlesAreTheBestAnimals
2012-06-04 20:04:49 UTC
1) Snapping Turtles / Mud Puppies,

2) Alligator Snapping Turtle/ Mud Puppies,

3) Crocodiles,

4) I was going to say the japanese giant salmander, but that was taken first.

5) Chelonian (Turtles and Tortoises),

6) Reptiles,

7) Bearded Dragons,

8) King Snakes,

9) Mud Puppies,

10) Snapping Turtles, and Sulcata tortoise,

11) Caimans,

12) Caimans, Snakes (my dad hates snakes, but my mom loves snakes.), Bearded Dragons (same thing as snakes), and One day will have a big tank of mud puppies.

13) Yes, 5/5.
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spider pig!!!1
2012-06-05 07:08:12 UTC
1. bearded dragons, blue tongue skinks, leopard geckos, black and white tegus, sailfin dragons

2. i own a bearded dragon and a leopard gecko. i would love to own the 3 others i listed above

3. komodo dragon

4. not sure

5. lizards

6. reptiles as you can hold them. you cant really hold most amphibians

7. bearded dragons

8. ball pythons

9. red eye tree frogs

10. dont have one

11. dont have one

12. a sailfin dragon or a black and white tegu. i could probably own a tegu, but only when i have my own place

13.sure was fun. 8/10
Max
2012-06-04 18:31:43 UTC
1. Any monitor is just plain cool

2. A kamodo dragon

3. Kamodo dragon or salt water crockadile

4. Japanese giant salamander

5. Lizards or newts

6.because they dont thrive off attention. Same with my cats they are bada**

7. Savannah monitor

8.Burmball python

9. PAC man frog

10. Russian tortoise

11. Gharial

12.gharial or kamodo dragon

13. Yah I do and a 9


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