Got a pet? Post a pic!

**Xia_Ke** · 07-26-2007, 04:05 PM

**MJS** · 07-26-2007, 09:44 PM

I had to chime in. This is my daughter's cat, Pumpkin. I thought I'd show the little monster as I see him. This shot is in a letter and on its way to my daughter at camp.

**cyberlord** · 08-01-2007, 08:00 AM

**Felony** · 08-01-2007, 12:00 PM

Gretchen

Maddy

Both

**all_datt** · 08-02-2007, 06:17 PM

Big Blue.

Turd.

**schrackman** · 08-03-2007, 01:07 AM

Here's a couple more of Peter and Spike.

The first one was shot with Fuji Sensia 100 on my Canonet. The second one is from my XTi.

**SmartWombat** · 08-03-2007, 02:22 AM

The kittens have arrived.
http://www.nordligdrom.co.uk/kittens.html

I'll be photographing them at about a month old, when they're not just meeping bundles of fur ... like the last set http://www.nordligdrom.co.uk/gallery.html

**Liz** · 08-03-2007, 05:30 AM

Originally Posted by SmartWombat

The kittens have arrived.
http://www.nordligdrom.co.uk/kittens.html

I'll be photographing them at about a month old, when they're not just meeping bundles of fur ... like the last set http://www.nordligdrom.co.uk/gallery.html

Oh my! how can anyone not love little baby kittens. They're so cute. Thanks for letting us know they're here. I look forward to seeing them as they grow.

Liz

**Sushigaijin** · 08-03-2007, 10:13 AM

here are a few older shots.

red.

lucky

popcorn

Mrs. Hoggs

little

It's always so hard to decide who gets the photos!

**Liz** · 08-03-2007, 01:11 PM

Originally Posted by Sushigaijin

here are a few older shots.

red.

lucky

popcorn

Mrs. Hoggs

little

It's always so hard to decide who gets the photos!

I love your animals........I remember seeing your beautiful shots of a yellow snake (sorry I'm not familiar with the specific name).

I like the names you gave them......very creative and unique (as they are). Could you tell us the names (species) of the above animals - ummmm with the exception of "Little" the cat. BTW, does the cat get along with the others? Snakes in particular?

Thanks for posting these - I really enjoyed viewing them. That first one is really cute.

Liz

**Sushigaijin** · 08-03-2007, 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by Liz

I love your animals........I remember seeing your beautiful shots of a yellow snake (sorry I'm not familiar with the specific name).

I like the names you gave them......very creative and unique (as they are). Could you tell us the names (species) of the above animals - ummmm with the exception of "Little" the cat. BTW, does the cat get along with the others? Snakes in particular?

Thanks for posting these - I really enjoyed viewing them. That first one is really cute.

Liz

Thanks Liz!

The snakes are all set up in individual, locking, cages, away from the cats and dog. They all don't seem to mind each other, but I like to keep them under lock and key for their own good. There is no worse PR than to have your neighbor find your snake in his house. It happens all the time (thankfully not to me). It's hard enough to just own snakes - many landlords won't let you rent if they know you have one.

The species shown are a crested gecko, Rhacodactylus Ciliatus, a leopard gecko, eublepharus macularius, an ackie monitor, varanus acanthurus, and a western hognose snake heterodon nasicus.

Here's a couple more.

Erik Jr.
red milksnake lampropeltis triangulum syspila

Daedalus
Carpet python
Morelia Spilota cheynei

Neon
Corn snake
Elaphe guttata or pantherophis guttatus, depending on who you read and who you believe.

**MrSearch** · 08-04-2007, 04:42 AM

beautiful~Thanks.

**KenB** · 08-04-2007, 02:02 PM

Jake was feeling photogenic today. His other two partners in crime (three if you count my daughter) weren't as cooperative.

**Liz** · 08-04-2007, 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by Sushigaijin

Thanks Liz!

The snakes are all set up in individual, locking, cages, away from the cats and dog. They all don't seem to mind each other, but I like to keep them under lock and key for their own good. There is no worse PR than to have your neighbor find your snake in his house. It happens all the time (thankfully not to me). It's hard enough to just own snakes - many landlords won't let you rent if they know you have one.

The species shown are a crested gecko, Rhacodactylus Ciliatus, a leopard gecko, eublepharus macularius, an ackie monitor, varanus acanthurus, and a western hognose snake heterodon nasicus.

Here's a couple more.

Erik Jr.
red milksnake lampropeltis triangulum syspila

Daedalus
Carpet python
Morelia Spilota cheynei

Neon
Corn snake
Elaphe guttata or pantherophis guttatus, depending on who you read and who you believe.

Thanks......I really enjoy viewing your photos. Do you post them at times on VF - or the Wildlife & nature forum? I'm asking because I think people really enjoy seeing them - their different than the normal photos (I mean that in a positive way), and you would probably get some nice comments. It's great to post them on the Project forum too, but most of the time there aren't too many comments - just photos.

Thanks for sharing them with us. They're awesome......hmmmmmm......I never called a snake awesome before, but you bring the beauty of them alive with your photos.

Liz

**freygr** · 08-04-2007, 09:29 PM

My pets are big

My Daughters new horse a her, at 17 hand and her original horse a old man now.

**paulnj** · 08-05-2007, 06:38 PM

Here'sa a few(need a whole thread to post every one) leopard geckos I hatched recently

Super Snow Tremper Albino twins

2 more SS tremper albinos, 2 mack snow tremper albinos and a mack snow

mack snow tremper albino(abberant pattern)

Some recent breeder purchases...

Mack Snow Rainwater Patternless Albino

mack snow het RAPTOR

RAPTOR(Ruby eyed Albino Patternless Tremper ORange)

Mack snow blizzard het rainwater albino

Super Giant banded albino

mack snow bell albino

These are all quick images for other gecko fans with a crummy P&S

**Liz** · 08-06-2007, 06:00 AM

Hey there Paul!

Wow! great sharp photos for a "crummy P&S." The geckos are so cute....their eyes are so big. I've never seen a gecko - besides the one who "works" for Geico.

Thanks for posting them.......

Liz

**paulnj** · 08-06-2007, 06:55 AM

I have a room full of them (83 last count, but who knows)

Lepard geckos are different than the day gecko that is the GEICO gecko

I also have a albino(amel) northern velvet gecko , a tokay gecko and soon with get some knobtailed geckos

**Sushigaijin** · 08-09-2007, 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by Liz

Thanks......I really enjoy viewing your photos. Do you post them at times on VF - or the Wildlife & nature forum? I'm asking because I think people really enjoy seeing them - their different than the normal photos (I mean that in a positive way), and you would probably get some nice comments. It's great to post them on the Project forum too, but most of the time there aren't too many comments - just photos.

Thanks for sharing them with us. They're awesome......hmmmmmm......I never called a snake awesome before, but you bring the beauty of them alive with your photos.

Liz

Thanks Liz!

I pretty much live in the N&W forum, and I do post stuff like this there. At least they are prepared for the contents of my posts!!

**SmartWombat** · 09-16-2007, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by Liz

Oh my! how can anyone not love little baby kittens. They're so cute. Thanks for letting us know they're here. I look forward to seeing them as they grow.

OK, here are the "B" and "C" litters.
See if you can recognise any of the"A" litter in the grown-ups