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Confessional

Yeah, pretty much anything tropical and/or arboreal. Not my thing. I exclusively keep terrestrials, and prefer reptiles that don't require high humidity.
 
I don't keep water turtles, I used to, but I hated cleaning their tanks. Now I just keep my ball python and savannah monitor.

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I cannot think of a single one that I have a bias against.

However, I will not, personally, keep venomous (with exception of rear fanged), huge boas & pythons, nor crocs/gators. The reasons are not due to a bias, though, and do love them.

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Pasodama said:
I cannot think of a single one that I have a bias against.

However, I will not, personally, keep venomous (with exception of rear fanged), huge boas & pythons, nor crocs/gators. The reasons are not due to a bias, though, and do love them.

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:iagree: to a point I do like big snakes.
 
I just do not see the attraction of snapping turtles - ugly as sin from my perspective.

Also, (although I have a friend who's passionate about them) never could get excited about Gila Monsters/ Beaded Lizards. They look sluggish and boring to me.

But hopefully all their mothers love them.... :rolleyes:
 
Pasodama said:
I cannot think of a single one that I have a bias against.

However, I will not, personally, keep venomous ....
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Same boat. Not biased against any family. I am way too nervous in keeping them, though I find most incredibly beautiful! Over the years of being distracted, just once and forgetting to close a cage or close it all the way. Presto, my luck would equal a bite. Bummer.

Helenthereef said:
I just do not see the attraction of snapping turtles - ugly as sin from my perspective.
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I was failing 10th grade Biology class pretty bad in Alabama. Too much memorizing of lengthy seemingly worthless definitions. Anyways, the Biology teacher offered my extra credit to bring him snapping turtles for the classroom tank. Spent the next couple weekends in Alabama rivers / swamps catching turtles. I ended up with a C-.
 
I'm bias against whatever species everybody else is going ga ga over.
Right now, that seems to be ball pythons, leopard geckos, and bearded dragons.

Actually, I like all herps. I just don't necessarily want to keep them all.
 
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