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Just wanted to stop in and say hello to all the members here at Fauna. I am a reptile hobbyist with several species in my current collection (snakes, geckos, a skink, a frog and a couple of sliders) though I am considering thinning the collection a bit.

I have 2 breeding projects in my collection. My very first clutch is slated to hatch in late September, Lystropis Pulcher (Tricolor Hognose). The second project is Rhacodactylus leachianus but after all these years I am still nervous about pairing my Leachies.

Thanks for stopping by to take a read. :)
 
Hey, welcome aboard! Your collection sounds really nice. You'll have to post pics of your babies when they hatch. I have one hognose juvi. and he's a real sweetheart. The only snake I have that begs me to take him out of his enclosure & he loves to crawl on me.

Good luck with your projects & will look forward to hearing more about them.
 
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