Sunday, April 12, 2009. I have put this page together with permission from Peter Mirtshchin. Co author of the book snakes of Australia Dangerous and harmless. I myself have kept most of the venomous snakes that are listed below,.

The enclosure needs to be kept as dry as possible. Do well in high humidity. And can suffer from respiratory infection. One end needs to be at the desired. And a cooler end for them to retreat too. This can be achieved by using. A 40 watt globe or a 60 watt globe to determine. Change depending on the enclosure size. As the less you have the more humidity. A good substrate is Kitty litter.

Friday, April 3, 2009. Water dragons are one of the most commonly seen lizards on the east coast. Found around rivers and creeks, as there name suggests they can spend Long periods of time in water and can be seen sun basking on logs or rocks. They are a very fast moving lizard.

Tuesday, February 24, 2009. Thursday, April 24, 2008. Hatchlings will feed on Black worms and shrimp live or frozen. Short necks will also eat some vegetables. Mixing fish and vegetables , prawn meat finely diced and calcium powder in a plastic bag lay flat so it is about 4mm thick then using a wooded skewer lay the skewer on the bag and press down in rows as to make small squares and freeze ,. Then you can just snap off what you need.

And was one of the first Australian species to be described. It can be found on the sand dunes of the east coasts foreshores and mountains close to the coast. A great small dragon for the novice herper. A field guide to reptiles of NSW. Gerry Swan,Glenn Shea,and Ross Sladlier. And are great as the dragons s.

Sunday, April 12, 2009. They make a very fascinating small lizard to keep, and can be kept in small enclosures. And are great first time skink to have in your collection. Tuesday, April 7, 2009. These are the types that i keep and will try and breed this coming season.