Unique Names of Our Cast

 

  • Our bale of turtles may include:
  • Box turtles: Jack-in-the-Box, His girlfriend Jill, and their friend, Hillary. 
  • Jack, Jill, and the Hill
  •  Russian tortoise: Big Mac who motors as a Mac truck and can be held as a hamburger.
  •  Leopard tortoise pair: Tatanka (meaning Bison in Native American) or her mate, Tonka
  • Image of leopard tortoise eating a treat, daily summer diet consists of grazing on grasses and weeds.
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  • Our army of frogs may include:
  •  White's tree frogs: I.B. Hoppin' and his twin brother I.B. Jumpin'
  • Horned frog: Jabba Jr. (also called Pac Man frogs in reptile stores since they eat anything that moves.)
  • African Bullfrog: Wholy Moly Guacamole! shown 
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  • Our group of lizards may include: 
  • Australian bearded dragon: Puff (the magic bearded dragon)
  • Asian water dragon: Godzilla or if you can say it, Godzillard
  • Blue-tongued skink: Stinky Slinky Skinky
  • What the image doesn't reveal, is that the skink will smell you with his blue tongue on your fist, cheek, nose, ear, or occasionally toes. The choice is yours to partake or not.
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  •      Our pit of snakes may include:
  • corn snakes:  Corn Flake and Candy Corn
  • Pueblan Milksnake:  Carlos, a good example of a tricolored non-venomous snake easily identified as such by the order of his banded colors.
  • Western Hognose: My second favorite snake...too cute! Miss Piggy. She can broaden her neck as a cobra, hiss and shake her tail to sound as a rattlesnake, or she can rollover and stick her tongue out to play dead.
  • Ball python:  E.T.
  • Our grand finale: Lemon Meringue Python, a 9' albino Burmese python, shown on the Home page 
  • This photo is a good example of how our animal pets bring us closer together.
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