I keep a small colony of easterns in addition to the multistrata, gentilis, syspila, celaenops, and Latin American stuff. They're fun and pretty in their own, quiet way.

I've had similar experiences regarding non-herp friends. Some are totally weirded out by the situation, while others are actually sort of intrigued by the animals. It's cool to see non-herpers faces light up at the sight of an animal, isn't it?!

-Cole

Ambystoma tigrinum melanostictum


Phrynosoma hernandesi


Bufo cognatus (road-cruised with the infamous Brian Hubbs, Dell Despain, and Ryan Nafts)


And a parting shot of milk habitat in Carbon Co., MT facing the Beartooth Mountains. The shot is taken in the Bighorn Basin, an inter-mountian semidesert located between the Pryor and Beartooth Mountains.

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• eastern milk - jyohe, Wed Jan 7 17:02:44 2009
• Oh, yes... - Sunherp, Wed Jan 7 17:15:09 2009
• but the story - Jeff Schofield, Wed Jan 7 18:02:06 2009
• RE: but the story - jyohe, Wed Jan 7 18:52:29 2009
• I didn't wait for - Dniles, Wed Jan 7 19:35:21 2009
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• easterns - Jeff Schofield, Wed Jan 7 20:54:29 2009
• RE: I didn't wait for - Sunherp, Thu Jan 8 09:41:51 2009
• au natural - snake_bit, Wed Jan 7 21:23:11 2009
• Totally - Sunherp, Thu Jan 8 09:39:24 2009
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• Joe... - Sunherp, Thu Jan 8 11:22:21 2009
• What I like most about Joe's albino... - Jeff Schofield, Fri Jan 9 11:02:38 2009