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I have admired these from afar for too long. ANy available slings out there? Would prefer two or three sources. Any left from the lucky 90 this year ? Thanks MArk D.

Possibility Look up pictures of a Togo Starburst Baboon, Heteroscodra maculata . I have seen two in stores recently here in the south, and purchased one of them. If you like them fast and mean, this one's for you. Just a chance but if you enter the name in a search engine, you will find...

And Then Hopefully, you can turn this operation around and make this a viable invert. seller. Congrats.

I have grown to love their movement, feeding habits, looks, and habits. Also agree with the post stating another reason for people to call me crazy. My T's were some of the only animals I was able to take with me when fleeing the hurricane, nice and compact, all (now)48 of them. Mark

Hello, Sorry to post this here, just got internet access with a dial up modem !!!!!! We got out of New Orleans the evening before the hurricane hit. Had to leave behind a pair of Canary Island Mastiffs, and 104 pairs of various parrots from parrakeets to amazons. Possible dogs were rescued...

Thanks for the info. I am learning new stuff daily. Mark D. New Orleans

Still learning in this new to me world of T's. With captive breeding on the rise and more interest evident, is there such a thing as an amelanistic T ? I have seen sports that usually are line breedable in most other animals I have been involved with but as of now I have seen no mention of this...

I am fairly new to the T world, last thirty years spent raising and breeding everything from fish to macaws to bobcats to pythons. I want to learn all I can about these fantastic creatures and raising to maturity and producing offspring is the way to go. As with past experiences, the babies...