Early January of this year, boyfie and I visited a good friend to check on his ever growing collection of exotics. I took pictures of a fraction of his pets since I got too overwhelmed with his collection and totally forgot about taking snapshots of each.
He's got three adult spectacled caimans and three little ones. I took pictures of his exotic "crocs", erm, only the babies:
This Spectacled Caiman is feisty
Baby Spectacled Caiman wanting more food
He's got a huge pond, too! Too bad i don't have a good camera that can zoom into these beauties effectively. Here's my digicam trying real hard to capture these freshwater goodies:
Giant gouramis on the lose!
And here are some arapaimas. Trust me, they're huuuuuge! (sorry for the watermark, was supposed to post it over my other blog...)
Arapaima gigas
Here's a milk snake, one of the dreaded exotics. I believe this is an albino honduran. Wasn't able to take a good shot at this beauty though. Looks like it sprung to us huh?
Milksnake, an albino honduran, I think
Alas, my personal faves. Why? Because they're so camerophillic! These bearded dragons can't resist posing, stepping on each other, and wanting my attention! I want one... or two!
Sunburst and Red Flame bearded dragon morphs
"We are exotic!"
A splash of bearded dragon morphs
Exotic Camwhores!
"Thank you very much for stepping over me!"
Bearded Dragon Buddies
Whew! I sure loved taking snapshots of those iguana-looking reptiles!
3/4ths of his entire pet collection are exotics. I chanced upon 1 albino and 4 burmese pythons, 4 morphs of ball pythons, a lot of milk and cornsnake morphs, a variety of colorful geckos (he also has one giant gecko), and a menagerie of scorpion and tarantula types. We oggled at chihuahuas, labradors, pigeons, owls, and a lot more I could possibly remember!
It was surely an exotic ogling day that time! I'm lucky enough not to be charged an entrance fee!
