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09-06-02, 04:32 AM
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Hhhhmmmmm
Hhhhhhmmmmh, nothing to say, just noticed that there was no new posts for the last thirty days.....where are all the croc lovers?, come on guys lets keep this thread alive!!!
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09-06-02, 05:03 AM
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Crikey!
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09-06-02, 09:15 AM
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I'd love too but I just sold my only crocodillian! SO SAD!!!
I am still in the search for a cuviers dwarf...
Crocs Rock!
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09-06-02, 09:50 AM
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No crocodilians here. They just arent for me. Another animal I can get my fix of at work and not have to have at home. As neat as they can be sometimes, they arent suited to many keepers, myself included in that  I'll stick to my snakies
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09-06-02, 03:45 PM
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same here, I got enough problems housing snakes, can't afford to put in a swimming pool at the moment lol. But they are cool to look at
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09-06-02, 06:47 PM
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Hey Dom why did you sell yours?
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09-06-02, 08:01 PM
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because realistically - i knew i could not house him properly in 5 years .. so I decided to sell him and buy a smaller specie instead .. i miss teh lil' guy now
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1.3 Coastals 6.6 Jungles
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09-06-02, 10:25 PM
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sorry to here that Dom I know ya luved the little guy
thanks Shane for posting I like it when theres life here,
the problem is that most ppl dont have the space or cant commit to the next 70 or so years so not many ppl have them and the forum here just sits idle
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Which really SUCKS!! cause i luv to talk croc just not many ppl to talk back LOL
anyways i was real happy to see that little snake had change colour ya cant even amagine!!!!
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09-07-02, 06:56 AM
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Thanks Jason, i just felt sorry for the little thread, i too hope that the interest in these animals grows here....but as we are growing im sure its only a matter of time. How about some pics of your crocs and or enclosures in the meantime to get the ball rolling guys!!!
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09-16-02, 04:03 AM
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That is the most problem with the crocodilian species. They either get to big or too mean. I have 0.1.4 of American Alligators and 0.2 of Spectacled caimans. The caimans I hope to place, as they were rescues. The gators I plan on keeping, 2 of them were rescues. Here is my biggest (around 5 feet) one:
This was taken 1 month after I rescued her. She was in bad shape as far as scale fungus. It is all cleared up and she is doing great. I have done quite a few educational programs with her. She is always a big hit!!!! My next size would be around 2 feet:
I just rescued this one on 9/7/02.
I will have plenty of space for the gators when they get bigger. I plan on building a bigger pen this winter for the bigger gator.
Just be careful of the caimans they are nasty!!!! They will rip you open guicker than anything. And do not let their size full ya, they are tough!!! A 3 foot caiman can throw you off, if you are around 160-190 LBS. The 2 I have are very nasty!!!! If if you work with them they still are!!! There is no taming them, at least with my experience with them.
Here is a Photo Gallery you might be interested in.
Will W.
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09-16-02, 05:36 AM
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Very nice pics Will..
I agree totally with u on the caimen part .. Love those gators though . They look really nice .. are they housed together or seperatly?
Take care man
Dom
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09-16-02, 01:59 PM
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i cant believe u sold him dom!!!! he was so cool, but no we have to get the cuviers, that one i held was pretty cool though, so yeah go ahead and get a cuviers but i will steal it!aha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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09-16-02, 04:25 PM
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cobra fangs that is very cool , your photo gallery is excellent dont they ever climb over the fence? its not very hiigh on the water side, but very nice none the less.
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09-16-02, 05:00 PM
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U wish Shane .. Kids have such crazy ideas some times!
But defenetly - I am determined to find one in the near future!
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1.3 Coastals 6.6 Jungles
3.4 West Papuan 1.0 Bred'ls
1.1 Yellow condas 0.1 Sebea
**looking for female Bredl's python**
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10-06-02, 10:03 PM
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i'd love to keep crocs, but as mentioned above i can't commit to the longevity or the space required to keep adults. luckily i work at reptilia and get to work with a 7ft american aligator and 5 3ft speckies. love every minute of it especially the aligator.
paul
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