Hello from North Florida

Hello, I'm new to this forum, but not new to APBTs.
I also keep various species of snakes both venomous and non-venomous, a Boxer, two cats, a large rodent colony, and a pretty nice collection of African Cichlids mostly from Lake Tanganyika.
Thanks,
Shaun
me and Molly when she was about eight weeks old

 

Hi & Welcome to the board! Molly is absolutely adorable! So it's hard to tell with pictures sometimes...Is she chocolate or blue?
Ugh! Whatever her color she's gorgeous!

 

Molly is blue/blue nose. I'll put some more updated pics up shortly. She is seven months old now.

 

Aww, your Molly is adorable!
You have to show us some new pics soon!

My brother has a beautiful blue, you can see some pics if you want on this site...

He has a website but its down right now.


Anyway hope to see new pics soon!

What are African Cichlids?

 

Hey! nice to meet you and welcome to the site!! I love boxers!!! Snakes...ummm no. I'm scared to Death of them!!! EEEEKKK!!!!

But beautiful girl!! OMG I want to just kiss that little face all over!!!

I don't have pitts but heelers.....but I love the breed. Come introduce yourself to the All dogs forum too!!! They'd love to see that cute little face of Molly's!

 

Nice to meet both of you! Welcome to the board. I love seeing pics of doggies, so don't be shy with them!

 

WELCOME! MOLLY IS ADORABLE! POSY SOME RECENT PICS I WOULD LOVE TO SEE HOW BIG SHES GOTTTEN!

 

African Cichlids are fish. kinda aggressive fish. small fish.. what kinda venomous snakes you have.. i had a Burmese python and ball phython among some small snakes, but i couldnt keep a venomous one

 

thanks for the warm welcome!!
While some African Cichlids are aggressive, others are calm and do very well with other fish- not to mention growing quite large.
I keep several species of venomous snakes from all over the world- including N. american rattlers, Central and South american pitvipers (mostly arboreal) True or Old World vipers from Africa as well as The Mid East. Cobras from time to time- though I really don't care for them.
I also maintain a large collection of interesting nonvenomous- but i don't want to bore anyone. More pictures of Molly are on the way.....stay tuned
here is a pic of my male Desert horned viper Cerastes cerastes

 

AHHHHH!!!! How do you keep from getting bit???

 

I watch The Croc Hunter :mrgreen: Actually, I have been keeping hots for a long time I have never been bitten, and I'm always learning new ways to not get bitten
A juvi. Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake Crotalus adamanteus of mine

 

Molly is about six months old in this pic. Ginger (the Boxer) is three years old.

 

WOW she's big! either that or the Boxer is small! But, either way adorable!! Both of them are.. Even your snakes I'm a big snake lover!

BTW Hello from central Fl

 

OMG!! I have to say again I LOVE Molly!! She is gorgeous!!

 

hey stormy.. im in tampa too.. i dont know how yall handle this heat

 

LOL It takes years of getting used to. I've been here going on 15yrs and i'm still not used to it. I know people that were born and raised here and they don't think twice about going out in this heat, me HAHA it takes alot of thinking.... :lol:

 

Busstail: What a great pic of Molly and your boxer!! I hadn't realized she was any older than your first picture. What a babe!! Great looking family you have there.

 

It so happens that I was born and raised in Tampa, I now live in Tallahassee. I really miss living down South some times. The strange thing is that I think of Tallahassee as "up North".

 

LOL I am from the real north Maine. Tampa is like hell compared to Maine!

 

You have great looking dogs. Molly (in the younger pic) looks alot like my OSO. Wow. she Molly looks BIG now, or is it just the pic? Oso is my first pitt, well first dog. Im hoping she dosent get huge! this is C:\Documents and Settings\Rena\My Documents\My Pictures. OSO @6 Weeks, and @10 Weeks