Nice capture of a Surinam toad with babies emerging from her back. This is not the same animal that I previously posted videos of with eggs. This animal is from the collection of Jay Sommers www.JaySommersReptil es.com.
Just another clip of my first clutch of bearded dragons hatching out. Better lighting this time though. All 23 eggs hatched and the babies so far seem to be in good health. Several of them have already started feeding on roaches! Aren't they cute?
I just moved the ACF from their spacious 40 gallon tank to this 29. I figured I'd get some video of the tank before the frogs decided to uproot all the plants again. The dark one is female and the albino is male. They're somewhere between 3 and 5 years old, and with any luck, they could live for another 10-20 years.
I woke up this morning to find that my big female Emperor had finally dropped her babies. I know it's a short, rather uneventful clip, but I just thought I'd share.
Alligator Snappers are the largest freshwater turtle in North America. They capture prey items by opening their mouth and wiggling their tongue to entice fish into swimming right inside. They are endangered due to hunting, predation, and destruction of habitat.
I just shot a quick clip to show a few people my first hatchling bearded dragon. Incubation took 60 days at temps ranging between 84 and 86F. There was a total of 23 fertile eggs in the clutch. We'll see how many actually hatch out for me. Not a fancy video or even great quality, sorry.
Well, I caught another opossum in the same location as the first two. This guy really looks like he's had a rough go of things. Again, I relocated my catch to Wyandotte County Lake for release. Still not a very dramatic event, but what do you expect? It's a 'possum.
This is the second opossum that I have managed to catch just outside my garage. He was released in the same area of Wyandotte County Lake as the first one.
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