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This is your typical Red Eyed Leaf frog. I was probably the only one really interested in him, since he was sleeping and that is not entertaining enough for many people.

This is your typical Red Eyed Leaf frog. I was probably the only one really interested in him, since he was sleeping and that is not entertaining enough for many people.


  Man were these Pipa pipas huge! They were larger then my hand, and my hands are not small.   These were your run of the mill Oriental Firebelly toads, but they were still very nice and large.  Here is another fatty, an african bullfrog. He was also very very large.   This is your typical Red Eyed Leaf frog. I was probably the only one really interested in him, since he was sleeping and that is not entertaining enough for many people.   Squirrell Tree Frog hunkered down on a leaf, very cute if you ask me.  A nice big Green Tree frog.  A Ribbed Newt.  A huge Alligator Snapping turtle just resting at the front of his tank.  A large Green Anaconda sitting in a typical ambush position along water edges.  A Forest Cobra in a very relaxed position.  A very beautiful Dumerils Ground Boa.  A lovely Gaboon Viper. Its cryptic coloration blended so well with the leaf litter in its tank.  A baby American Crocodile, very cool looking.  A shy Dwarf Caimen.  
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