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Hi my name is steph, currently residing in Sydney,

I've always kept axolotls as pets but only recently have begun fry rearing!!

I also have a bit of a zoo at home, dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, fish, snakes and lizards!!

I look forward to speaking to you all, and am proud to be part of such an informative forum!!

Thanks,

Steph
 
Welcome to the forum. What kind of snakes and lizards do you keep?
 
Currently i have an 18month old male Top End Carpet python, a pair of woma pythons (born feb this year), a diamond/carpet intergrade python (unknown sex/age), a Children's python (bout 8 years old) and 5 bearded dragons, which i acquired after completeing a research project with them, all bachelors!!
 
Don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things!....... Love this! haha :]
 
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