Care of Reptiles

Well, as a matter of fact, it is thought and believed that sea turtles do have tails, but, they are occasionally (more often then not) hidden within their shells -being that they are so small. Occasionally, the tails can be seen, but can still be hard to spot due to their size. :)

Absolutely not ! Apart from the fact they require different humidity and temperature ranges, - They would never co-habit in the wild, and you should never force them to live together ! Additionally, the Boas will grow to be very heavy snakes compared to the Corn, and will probably crush the Corn snake if they laid on top of it for any length of time !

Tortoises are cold-blooded - just like other reptiles. They have a relatively poor diet - consisting of (mainly) green leafy vegetable matter in the wild. The poor nutrition, coupled with the fact the need to bask in sunlight to give them enough body heat to allow them to move, makes them sluggish. However - once warmed enough - they can actually move at a fairly rapid pace !

All lizards are capable of biting. It really just depends on whether or not they have raised in captivity or like people. If so, you should have no problem as long as you don't stress out your lizard or hurt him.

Because of the ferrets natural instinct for burrowing, soft bedding material is recommended that they can get underneath or cover themselves for sleeping. Bedding you can purchase for ferrets are sleep sacks and they particularly like hammocks

Bedding for ferrets - do not use wood chips, straw, etc. Ferrets like soft materials - you can use t-shirt type material, flannel type material - something that is easily laundered - it is suggested to launder bedding about twice a week to reduce ferret odors. Avoid bedding material with a loose weave - ferrets nails sometimes split when they get too long and tend to hang on loose threads (they need to be trimmed every 2- 3 weeks). I have read where ferrets nails have hung on threads with the owner unaware, and the ferret wrapped the thread around its leg cutting off circulation that resulted in amputation.

Ferrets love to sleep in anything soft and warm such as cat beds, old clothes, blankets, towels etc. Avoid typical small animal bedding such as wood chips.

Lizards have tails for the same reason most other quardapedal animals do. It's used for balance. Many animals would be a bit topheavy without one. In the case of lizards, though, the tails double as other things as well. Monitors and frilled lizards have notably long, whiplike tails they use to lash at each other or predators. Lizards in arid climates like leopard geckos and Gila monsters use their tails as fat reserves. Chameleons have very prehensile, flexible tails that can be used to grip tree branches. Anoles, some geckos, and several other lizards have detachable tails that are used to distract predators, and regrow once the lizard escapes.

Cordeelia,Bugweiser,Brittany,Lily-pad,hoppers,jumper any name you want actually!!!

with their feathers, fur, or hugging each otherYou can also be together with somebody and not be able to keep warm and just stay cold.

All corn snakes grow at different rates, I have 2 corn's both the same age. One is 304g and the other is 56g, that's a huge difference! On average though it's thought that a corn should gain roughly 100g per year so a two year old should be around 200 grams

No, they are not. They are very fast, and despite common myth, they do not pursue humans that provoke them. They may strike multiple times to defend themselves, but only if provoked, and given no other choice. They will eat frogs, small rodents, and other snakes, so can be very helpful to your garden and around your home.
Black Racers are non venomous, but they will bite when threatened.

Male adult terrapins are smaller than the female and have long claws on their front flippers. The females are much larger and the rear openng on the shell is larger than the males to pass the eggs. The females tail is shorter and fatter than the males, the male uses the longer tail to inseminate the female. male terrapins have longer tails and nails

I have found many different websites that say many different things that they do eat

but i have found two food that all the websites have in common........turtle food and fruits.

hop I have helped you out!

It is a species of Giant tortoise. There is only one known Pinta tortoise left in exsistense, he is known as 'lonley george', he weighs approximately 90 kilograms and measures over 100 centimeters across his carapace. His exact age is unknown, but is predicted to be between 60 and 90 years. When "Lonesome George" eventually dies, his species will probably end with him. He will join the other species of giant tortoises that have become extinct in Galapagos.

Poor lonesome George...

depends on the snake most use sent with there tongue some use heat sensores like vipers and rattle snke other way hearin seen felling vibratings

The life span of a desert tortoise is 50-80 years!

That depends. The term "black snake" can apply to any number of snakes that are black. Species of snake described by the term range from less than 2 feet long to as much as 10 feet long. Other snakes of black coloration may be even smaller, barely reaching a foot in length.

Yes, tortoises' shells do grow. They don't go looking for an abandoned larger shell as they grow, like some sea creatures do. Their shells are attached to their spines.

The most venomous snake in the sea is the belchers sea snake.

The most venomous land snake is the Inland Taipan found in Australia

P.S.venomous snakes are not poisonous,they are venomous

Depending on their diet they can live up to 80 years if fed well on weeds mostly.

Tortoise's age can be as much as halved if fed uncorrectly.

Also torts can knock years off their life if depressed often the case when young kids are involved. Don't ever wake them from sleeping and always spend time with them when awake bath them twice a week, always change their food type.

Always love your tortoise and beware of fire with heat lamps

I lost my poor Shelly and my house to a fire.

Hope I can save someone elses tortise.

False.

The saltwater crocodile (crocodylus prosus) is the largest specie of all the crocodiles and the largest reptile in the world.

The saltwater crocodile is not only the largest reptile and crocodile in the world is also the most powerful of all the reptiles in the world.

An adult male saltwater crocodile's weight is 600 to 1,000 kilograms (1,300-2,200 lb) and length is normally 4.1 to 5.5 metres (13-18 ft), although mature males can Be 6 metres (20 ft) or more(there's records that full grown males reach 25 feet And over that) and weigh 1,300 kilograms (2,900 lb) or larger.

It is possible that 7-metre (23 ft) crocodiles are alive today

Guinness has accepted a claim of a 7-metre (23 ft) male saltwater crocodile living Within Bhitarkanika Park in the state of Orissa, India,although,due to the difficulty Of trapping and measuring a very large live crocodile, the accuracy of these Dimensions has yet to be verified.

A crocodile shot in Queensland in 1957 was reported to be 8.5 metres (28 ft) long, But no verified measurements were made and no remains of this crocodile exist. A "Replica" of this crocodile has been made as a tourist attraction.

Many other unconfirmed reports of 8+ metres (28+ ft) crocodiles have been made But these are highly unlikely.

The largest size saltwater crocodiles can reach is the subject of considerable controversy. The longest crocodile ever measured snout-to-tail and verified was the skin of a dead crocodile, which was 6.1 metres (20 ft) long. As skins tend to shrink slightly after removal from the carcass, this crocodile's living length was estimated at 6.3 metres (21 ft), and it probably weighed well over 1,200 kilograms (2,600 lb).

A rattlesnake.