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@Acro It's a very young Narceus Americanus.

@LawnShrimp I checked them out. Not quite the same. Doesn't have the extra ring looking things on the segments.

My n.americanus

A possible yellow n.americanus I'm keeping for another member (crappy photo quality sadly, other one shows it a bit better)

Oh what a cutie!!! I'd suggest you grab a branch or two with some leaves on it and put em in there for extra coverage. Kitty hid in her pouch for a long time before I realized she needed to feel safer

Oh your diardi is too cute!!! I don't suppose you know where to buy em in the US?

It's not hard to keep em. I'd recommend wider over taller with her enclosure. If you wanna use a mason jar, use one of the fat ones, or instead use a Tupperware at least 1'×1'. They need a lot of room to jump. Leaves are good, lots of places to hide and weave their pouch. For p.audux, use...

My P.Audux, Kitty, has been with me a few months. Ever since I caught her, she has slowly been creating her resting pouch (in between the lid and container of course -_-) I kid you not, this thing has different floors, tunnels, and entrances. And every day I watch her add more. She's a great...

Love tegus soooooooo much. I want one some day. Wow! So gorgeous. Such a shame you didn't get to breed them. Sadly water snakes are extremely prone to parasites... awesome that yours were so chill and fun though. Gotta love when they freak people out and you know they don't mean any harm

Oddly as aggressive as they are in the wild they are calm in captive lol sadly it just means you have to go through the grumpy yourself because there's not many captive breds

Look up northerns. No one sells em as far as I know because they are agressive shits lol

Lol friend is a relative term. Obviously some species are more aggressive than others. However, I will point out that I have coaxed a wild northern water snake (known for being aggressive) onto my hand to help get some stuck shed off of his eye. I wouldn't cuddle up with him but I still managed...

Aren't they precious? Such big eyes and fuzzy pedipalps. ;w; what species do you get in texas?

When I have em I sell em. We get bold jumpers out here, zebras, white legged hentzias, black and tans, and n.pulex. they are most common at the beginning of summer. If you want I'd be happy to sell you some for cheap next year!

Super weird for a beardie! But good on you for working with him. I personally believe that if you know what you are doing, you can make any reptile into a friend. Even the grumpiest bastards. My gecko usually loves baths too oddly enough. I have a harness I'm sloooooowly getting her used to...