Reptile show goodies

Ok so i didnt end up spending loooooads i set aside a fair amount of money and only ended up getting a few things but everything we got is beautiful.

oh and sorry that the picture quality is not excellent but in fairness i am just using my phone atm lol

western hognose

Blizzard Leopard gecko






a tiny mexican red knee sling




as you can tell it was easier to photo the leo n the T than it was the snake hognoses are very fast lil snakes lol

awsome! the hog-nose is cute.

i want your hognose Graham!!!! pleassseeeeee

you can have my snake anytime hahaha

forgot to add this lil one onto the list lol

sweet VFT graham! i've got 4 of em'

I hope you are keeping it in at least 2" of standing water!

awesome i love venus fly traps i saw one yesterday but it was to small and expensive

Man, I want a bearded dragon... Would you give me one for free if oyu lived here

hmmm maybe lol

I've wanted a hog nose for ages! and the gecko is gorgeous!
Our juvi red knee has finally got red knee's!

hehe
thats great i have a while to wait for that.
So has sonia she loves them lol
all in all it was a good day really

roll on 28th for leeds show

yeah man,
still not 100% if im going or not, but hopefully will be, the problem with doncaster was i didnt see any scorpions at all, lotsa T's no scorps

well fingers crossed!

You can see its eyes through its skin! Weeeeiiiiirrrrrd . . .

As Calum said, make sure you've got the flytrap in at least a couple inches of standing water and that you're keeping it outdoors in a sunny spot.

it is in 2 inches of rain water, and cannot be kept outside in our weather lol

They're meant to be outdoor plants with a winter dormancy period. Being kept indoors year-round will eventually kill them. When kept properly everything dies off above ground in the winter but all comes back again in the spring.

Cobraplant.com's Venus Flytrap Caresheet wrote:

Who says Venus flytraps can't tolerate freezing temperatures?
At our nursery in Oregon, we grow our flytraps exclusively outdoors. They go dormant during the winter and come right back each spring. We took these photos when the flytraps were six years old in January 2004 (left and center) and August 2004 (right).

maybe so but we rarely have warm summers or springs, im only following the advice of
the guys from the carnivorous plants societs ( the guys i got the plant off )

forgot to add i dont have access to a gardeb at the moment either, i will be using the method alot of horticullturists use and be putting it in the fridge for a while.
Iv dont this befre and it works more than fine

the one in the pic has always been inside, yours may not have done wel on heads as we are in a hardiness zone measuring 8. Most ppl dealing with this plant say if you live in hardiness zone 8 or below dont leave them out during winter, you could cut the flower off as they take alot of energy to make

the one i got btw was the one with the least heads, i just liked her lol sonias dad got one with like 30 heads

If you're keeping it in the fridge for a few months, that should be OK -- as long as it gets a few months of dormancy to think it's winter.