#pygmy python

[copperbora]

Just a few weeks before my mom passed away my 23+ year old female leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularis) Diego died too. Ever since I have been trying to figure out what to do with the enclosure that she left behind, and here are some of the ideas that I have come up with:

- Turn it back into the aquarium that it originally was; it could make for a rad freshwater species aquarium of zebra danios and beautiful blue freshwater shrimp, or it could be a second saltwater tank. Right now the thought of entering into another expensive-to-equip aquarium adventure makes me mentally hyperventilate though, especially when I still have yet to finish stocking my Fluval Evo reef tank which I've dubbed Purrling Reef. Sure the thought of a seahorse tank or an angler fish is fun but do I really want to enter into another aquatic pet like that at this time? Probably not!

- Get a small (male) snake! This is the original thing that I wanted to do but my mom wasn't on board with snakes. My dad? He's fine with it. So far the most likely species for me is the Plains Hognose (Heterodon nasicus,) Rosy Boa (Lichinura trivergata,) or the Anthill/Pygmy Python (Antaresia perthensis.) I am really not interested in Kenyan Sand Boas (Gongylophis colubrinus,) and I like that hognoses and rosy boas are both from North America - in fact the plains hognose is native to a few Canadian provinces! (Thankfully not mine though which means that hognoses are completely legal where I live, yay!) Rosy boas are unfortunately hard to find here, and so are pygmy pythons (which are from Australia, and not from the Perth region as their name seems to suggest.) Hognoses are easy to find - but only if you want a fancy colour morph, which I don't. I love the regular wild type morph of hognose but so far I haven't seen any available in Canada. (The fancy morphs are considerably more expensive, like $200+ more at least.)

Considering my hiking hobby a snake who as an adult only needs feeding once every 1-2 weeks and a clean, topped up water dish is pretty ideal. Top entry enclosures like mine aren't ideal for snakes (reaching down to grab them is too much like a bird of prey swooping down on top of them,) but I just need to check myself over how I reach for the snake friend. All three species of consideration are relatively docile, with the hognose being likely the best. Considering Clint's Reptiles and Wickens Wicked Reptiles' enclosure size recommendations I feel confident that Diego's 20 gallon long enclosure would be just fine especially for a male hognose (which is twice the size of the 10 gallon that some recommend.)

A garter snake would fit too however a larger enclosure would be better, especially so that I could keep more than one as unlike most other snakes, garter snakes are social beings who appreciate having garter snake friends.

Why specifically a male snake? Male snakes are significantly smaller than females.

I'm not interested in a tricolour hognose (Xenodon pulcher) as they do not live long enough. (5-8 years at best is ow, especially for an animal that would cost $400+ here. Nope, hard pass.)

- Get another lizard, but not a leopard gecko (nothing against my beautiful late Diego but I simply don't want another leopard gecko.) So far my favourite option for this is the completely gorgeous Schneider's Skink (Eumaces schneider.) At first I really wasn't considering another lizard but watching Reptiliatus' videos of feeding his tokay geckos made me realize that I actually really miss feeding Diego and watching her hunt her crickets. Skinks tend to be personable and friendly; I'm still researching what other options might exist.

Bonus points for ease of care for my dad whenever I'm away. He's probably more comfortable dumping a bunch of crickets into a lizard's home than feeding dead rodents to a snake if I am gone for a long time as I would be should I succeed someday in returning to Scotland to finish the Scottish National Trail (and potentially hike the Hebridean Way.)

- Stow away the 20 gallon and get a bigger enclosure for a larger reptillian friend. I'm not going to lie, a Ball Pythons (Python regius,) would be awesome and their particularly slow metabolism would be ideal for my thruhiking hobby (some adults only eat once every three weeks.) I also really like Pueblan Milksnakes (Lambropeltis triangulum campbelli,) and Arizona Mountain Kingsnakes (Lambropeltis pyromelana)! In fact, a Pueblan Milksnake is probably my dream snake - I'd feel happy every single time that I looked at that thing.

Alternatively I could adopt a tokay gecko (Gekko gecko) because they are not only beautiful but hilarious but since they are vocal geckos I'd probably have to keep it in my room.

Downside to an animal requiring a whole bigger enclosure: I'm not... financially well at the moment. This will change eventually, but right now? Right now things are hard.

But building an enclosure from scratch woukd also be really fun!

Wait, aren't fish really high maintenance? No, not really, not when you have automated systems in place like I do already and plan to add. An automatic feeder will eventually give my fish a daily breakfast meal of mixed pellets (currently a blend of Vitalis, Piscene Energetics, Fauna Marin and Northfin carnivore/clownfish diets,) an Automatic Top Off system guards my salinity against evaporation, my lighting is programmed with a full day/night cycle and an Inkbird temperature controller regulates the temperature of my water. My USB air pump will keep running and oxygenating my water for up to 36 hours in the event of a power outtage. All the coral species which I plan to keep are photosynthetic so they don't need to be fed actual food for their survival while I am away. My fish won't get any tasty frozen food when I am gone but they will have the pellets to munch on as well as the tiny live copepods which also call my reef home. For maintaining water chemistry I have extensive rockwork and porous media for biological filtration and I will soon be introducing macroalgae to one of my filter compartments. (Plants are the original filters and will - along with my future corals - lap up my nitrates and phosphates like greedy puppies.) Additionally, I have other plans for autominously maintaining other properties of my water and I will be purchasing a chiller before next summer (because fans suck at cooling aquarium water.)

If I do adopt another reptile I will be giving it UVB as well as a bioactive setup just like Diego had. Due to Keplar's very strong prey drive and my tendancy to deeply bond with my pets rodents are not on option for me as pets. I will be fortifying the terrarium similar to how I have fortified my reef tank against Keplar being a pest to my other animals.

I also have vague plans to build or buy some taller, better stands so that he can't go nose-to-nose with my non-feline pets anymore.

(Keplar is so cute but he is such a pest to non-feline organisms.)

#musings #reptile #what to adopt #snake or lizard #plains hognose #rosy boa #ball python #pueblan milk snake #arizona mountain king snake #pygmy python #anthill python

[scorittanius]

new sona just dropped

#they're a mutant dingo/pygmy python }::::3c #PU94 #my art #art #furry #furry art #fursona

[raeamarisgaia]

fresh ink vs old x

#tattoos #reptile tattoos #fresh ink #healed tattoo #flora and fauna tattoos #pygmy python tattoo #australian gecko tattoo #blue tailed skink tattoo #blue tongue lizard tattoo #leopard gecko tattoo #inked girls

[is-the-snake-video-cute]

Love your blog! Have you ever dealt with a Banded Pygmy Python (antaresia spp) from Australia? I’m keen to get a snake one day and I think these lil guys are pretty funky. Do you know if Pygmy pythons have any special requirements compared to “full size” pythons?

I'm afraid I haven't! Banded pygmy pythons are a varient of Stimson's pythons (Antaresia stimsoni) which are smaller and have a distinctive banded pattern. They are also impossible to find outside of Australia, which is why I haven't ever met one! They're found only in extreme northern Queensland and they're so cute! They're considerably smaller than regular Stimson's pythons (about 60 cm at the absolute longest), and their care isn't really different from your standard Stimson's.

Because of their smaller size, be 100% sure you buy a snake that's eating well on f/t rodents! Their small size means it'll be tempting for breeders to get them started on lizards, and it's hard for a beginner to get them on rodents after that.

#not a rating #antaresia pythons

[aroaceleovaldez]

i know that the trogs are going to be in tsats and- there's a specific African tribe scholars generally agree they're based on but it reminds me of how riordan used the hyperboreans, another mythological race that was based off of real people. wouldn't the "giants" have just been scandinavians. like looking back the troglodytes are not the first time this has happened, i'm sure that there are more i'm just not remembering. but it also looks like he might be conflating the troglodytes with the definitely fictional pygmies, which some ancient sources did? i'd love to see the list of sources he uses... i remember thinking there was bigger significance behind Mithras being in ToN since he's usually considered a major sun god- and the Greco-Roman interpretation of him definitely associated him with Helios, at least a little- but then it was just the leontocephaline thing and i was bummed it didn't come up

Oh absolutely - the trogs, the pandai, I also usually include the whole "Gauls" and "Germani" thing (in quotations because I hate how they're written in TOA so much) especially with how they're characterized. Like, that's not even mythology, those are historical groups and Rick writes them so bizarrely. Just everything about that is. bleck. And yeah, this isn't necessarily anything new. Some definitely don't stick out as horribly as others because the way they're written in the series doesn't touch as much upon the historical aspects of the myths, but these ones in particular are very bad contextually in like every conceivable way. And he's done other similar things before as early as The Lightning Thief where it's less the base myth being incorporated without consideration that's the problem and more how it's being incorporated (Examples: Medusa being disguised as a Middle Eastern woman wearing a burqa, Tyson being coded as having down syndrome but the analogy used is that he's a cyclops, etc etc).

As for Rick's sources for the troglodytes, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it was just like, the list of sources that are on the wikipedia page for troglodytes. If you just go down that list in a row you can check off basically every box of details Rick included about them in ToN. Which is slightly mortifying cause those sources also do very directly note how the ancient Greeks were most likely talking about people in Africa. It's incredibly easy to find this stuff in a very base search of the troglodytes. Like, I honestly don't know how he could have possibly missed any of that.

And I feel ya - my big theory for basically all of TOA was that the whole Albania thing was gonna come back for the finale and it was gonna turn out that Python was holding the oracle of Delphi in Apollonia, because it's in Albania (which kept getting brought up in HoO and TOA), it's named for Apollo, it has mythology relating to the oracle of Delphi, and it has a history of both Greek and Roman rule and had like a whole thing about which Roman emperors they liked that would have tied in perfectly with the Triumvirate being the other major antagonists for the entire series. But no. I guess not. Cause that would make too much sense or whatever.

#pjo #riordanverse #toa #trials of apollo #rick riordan #ask #Anonymous #rr crit #< yeah this probably warrants that tag #seems like all the trog posts i make end up getting that tag. sounds about right #racism // #ask to tag #< just for funsies #my brain has ceased working tonight so if i'm forgetting things. yknow #just poke me about it

[nailgunstigmata]

list of animals dennis is: cat, small lap dog, bunny, mouse, deer, lamb, horse, mole, sandpiper, dove, pygmy goat, baby cow, axolotl, crested gecko, ball python, roborovski hamster, baby monkey but specifically the ones in the wire mom cloth mom experiment, betta fish, guppy, baby chick but no grown up chicken, duckling

[negative-speedforce]

Your OCs are given the opportunity to keep one animal as a pet - wild or exotic animals count, but nothing extinct or fictional. What do they pick?

This is assuming that they get to keep their current pets, because let's be honest most of them would want nothing more than their current pets (under the cut to save space as usual)

Siv: Bobcat

Jay: Golden Retriever

Cassandra: Black rat snake

Hailey: Cat

Ember: Hyena

Arya: Cone Snail

Gina: Chameleon

Esme: Tiger

Cat: Cat

Max: Cassowary

Kyle: Flying Fox

Eric: Octopus

Jacob: Guppy

Khalil: Peacock

Antonio: Tiger

Reggie: Banana slug

Ameerah: Pygmy goat

Rania: Cat

Meredith: Ocelot

Kelsie: Frog

Cory: Possum

Director Hawke: Coral Snake

Torryn: Wolf-dog

Onnie: Boa constrictor

Pippa: Bat

Jessi: Horse

Hyun-Ki: Newt

Marie: Crow

Qiara: Llama

Liah: Cat

Soraya: Cougar

Thalia: Bear

Reyna: Ball python

Laila: Raven

Athena: Poodle

Pyrrha: Fox

Aldrich: Whippet

Soraya: Cat

Matt: Hamster

Sohelia: Owl

Victorie: Iguana

Dolores: Lemur

Vanessa: Raccoon

Kayla: Ferret

Dori: Tarantula

Ellis: Bees

Gabi: Frog

#ask revan #oc shit #practically-an-x-man

[a-writing-fox]

Bungou Stray Dogs daemon AU

Kunikida 

his Daemon’s name Izumi (Famale). she settled as a German Shepherd- actually she’s a East European Shepherd but no one really cares about details. ahh idk when they settled since we know nothing about Kunikida’s story.

Dazai

his Daemon’s name is Shizuko (Female). she settled as a Caracal when they’re almost 16. Everyone thought that when they settled it would be this big dramatic thing but really they just woke up one day the they were settled. they didn’t even tell anyone about it until a few days later when they casually mentioned it to Chuuya and Kitsu

Ranpo

his Daemon’s name is Moroto (Male). he settled as a Raven after they met Fukuzawa, i haven’t actually watched the latest season yet so i don’t know much about their story

Yosano

her Daemon’s name is Kaoru (Male). he settled as a Nightingale during the Great War. (if you can’t tell, i also don’t know much about her story.)

Atsushi

his Daemon’s name is Yuan (they didn’t even know what gender was for a long time and she thinks its stupid to limit yourself to just one). She settled as a Pygmy Rabbit when they jumped off of the train with Kyoka and Taro during ep 8 (yes, it’s as small as it looks)

Kyoka

her Daemon’s name is Taro (Male leaning but also doesn’t really care, so Demiboy). they Settled as a Snow Petrel at the end of season 2, when they’re talking to Dazai and Shizuko before the crash the plane into the Moby Dick

Junichiro

his Daemon’s name is Seki (Female). she settled as a Prairie Dog sometime before they joined the ADA? again, we don’t know much about their story yet

Naomi 

her Daemon’s name is Jokichi (Male). he settled as a Dhole before Junichiro (we need their story!!)

Fukuzawa

his Daemon’s name is Yoshi (Male). he settled as a Grey Wolf pretty early and is big for a Daemon, hell he’s big for a wolf even (wow we really don’t know much about characters early life do we? This is getting really annoying.)

now for some bonus characters because the PM part is gonna take me a while

Katai

his Daemon’s name is Okada (Female). she settled Tree Python not long after Kunikida and Izumi settled, so whenever that was. 

Chuuya

his Daemon’s name is Kitsu (Female). she settled as an Ethiopian Wolf during that one scene in stormbringer. yeah that one, you know the one.

Kenji is not on here because he hasn’t settled yet

#bungou stray dogs #bungo stray dogs #bsd #kunkida #doppo kunikida #bsd kunikida #dazai #bsd daz #dazai bungou stray dogs #dazai x chūya #ranpo #ranpo bungou stray dogs #ranpo bsd #ranpo edogawa #yosano #bsd yosano #bungou stray dogs yosano #atsushi #bsd atsushi #atsushi nakajima #kyoka #kyoka bsd #kyoka izumi #tanizaki junichirou #bsd tanizaki #bungou stray dogs tanizaki #tanizaki naomi #bsd naomi #fukuzawa yukichi #bsd fukuzawa

[xjumbled-up-brainx]

This is a project I’ve been crafting for a while through my re-run of everything english dubbed Octonauts. A brand new A-Z list of EVERY SINGLE CREATURE THE OCTONAUTS HAVE EVER MET:

*Vegimalese*

What’s that Tunip, you and the Vegimals want to learn about even more creatures?

*Vegimalese*

Well, let’s go again!

The Octocomputer will show you all the creatures the Octonauts, and Octo Agents, have met, on both land and sea!

Cheepa Cheepa!

Anaconda 1

Albatross 2

Anemones 3

Angler Fish 4

Arapaima 5

Adele Penguins 6

Alligator 7

Amano Shrimp 8

Anteater 9

Arabian Camels 10

Armadillo 11

Bowhead Whale 12

Barracudas 13

Beluga Whales 14

Black Caiman 15

Blobfish 16

Blue Whale 17

Blue-head Wrasse… 18

Bottle Nose Dolphins 19

Bat 20

Baboons 21

Barnacle Goose 22

Bear 23

Black Giant Squirrel 24

Black Winged Stilt Bird 25

Blind Shrimp 26

Burmese Python 27

Brittle Stars 27

Bombardier Beetle 28 and

Bomber Worms 29

Capybara 30

Carrier Crab 31

Catfish 32

Conocono Crab 33

Conocono Crab?

Coconut Octopus! 34

Colossal Squid 35

Comb Tooth Blenny 36

Cone Snail 37

Cookie Cutter Shark 38

Cuttlefish 39

Convict Fish 40

Caiman 41

Caterpillar 42

Cave Fish 43

Cave Shrimp 44

Chameleon 45

Clam 45

Chinstrap Penguins 46

Chinese Mitten Crab 47

Christmas Tree Worms 48

Coelacanth 49

Coral Polyp 50

Coral Snake 51

Crawfish 52

Crocodile 53

Crow 54

Crown of Thorns Starfish 55

Dormice 56

Deer 57

Damselfish 58

Dogfish 59

Decorator Crab 60

Duck-Bill Platypus 61

Dwarf Lantern Shark 62

Eel 63

Electric Eel 64

Elephant 65 and Elephant Seal66

Elk 67

Egyptian Vulture 68

Emperor Penguin 69

Fiddler Crab 70

Frogfish 71

Fire Ants 72

Flamingoes 73

Flying Fish 74

Flying Fox 75

Fruit Bats 76

Giant Clam 77

Giant Comb Jelly 78

Giant Isopod 79

Giant Spider Crab 80

Giant Squid 81

Giant Grass Carp 82

Giant Pacific Octopus 83

Giant Panda 84

Giant Weta 85

Golden Coral 86

Golden Mole 87

Giraffe 88

Garden Eel 88

Gray Whale 89

Grey Reef Shark 90

Grouper 91

Guard Crab 92

Gull 93

Great White Shark 94

Gulper Eel 95

Hammerhead Shark 96

And Harbor Seal 97

(Inhale hoo inhale hoo)

Harlequin Duck 98

Harpy Eagle 99

Hippos 100

Hoatzin 101

Honey Badger 102

Hornbill 103

Hourglass Dolphins 104

Howler Monkeys 105

Hyenas 106

Hermit Crab 107

Humpback Whale 108

Humphead Parrotfish 109

(Slower) Humu-humu-nuku-nuku-a-pua-a! Haha! 110

Ice worms 111

Iguanas 112

Indochinese Tiger 113

Immortal Jellyfish, 114

Jellyfish 115

Jaguar 116

Jawfish, 117

Kangaroos 118

Kea Parrots 119

Kelp, Fish 120

Leatherback Sea-Turtle 121

Loggerhead Sea-Turtle 122

Lemon Shark 123

Longfin Eels 124

Leopard 125

Lions 126

Lion Fish 127

Lions Mane Jellyfish 128

Long Arm Squid… 129

Leafy Sea Dragon 130

Mangrove crabs 131

Mantis Shrimp 132

Martens 133

Microbe 134

Monarch Butterfly 135

Mound coral 136

Mountain Goats 137

Mud Skipper 138

Moray Eel 139

Mimic Octo-Pus! 140

Marine Iguanas 141

Manta Ray 142

Mana (Mana?) Mana (Mana?) pause. Manatee…! (Clears throat)3

Narwhal 144

Needlefish 145

Nile crocodile 146

Nile monitor lizards 147

Nine banded armadillo 148

Nutria 149

Okapis 150

Omuras whale 151

Orca 152

Oarfish 153

Octopus 154

Prowfish 155

Pelicans 156

Polar Bear 157

Pilot Fish 158

Parrotfish 159

Piranhas 160

Porcupine Puffer 161

Porcupine 162

Puffin 163

Pangolin 164

Pikas 165

Pin-tailed whydahs 166

Poison dart frog 167

Pygmy 3 toed sloths 168

Quino checkerspot butterflies 169

Queens-land-Lung-fish 170

RedRock Crabs 171

Reef Lobsters 172

Remipedes 173

Remora Fish 174

Rainbow blanket octopus 175

Rats 176

Raven 177

Red deer 178

Red eye tree frogs 179

Red fox 180

River Dolphin 181

Rock climbing gobies 182

Ruffed grouse 183

Sand grouse 184

Sand viper 185

Screaming piha 186

Seals 187

Sehuencas water frogs 188

Squid 188

Skinks 189

Skua bird 190

Skull Spiders 191

Snail 192

Spinner dolphins 193

Suckermouth catfish 194

Sun bear 195

Sunflower Star 195

Sunfish 196

Surfing Snail 197

Sailfish 198

Sardines 199

Salt-water croc-o-dile 200

Sea gulls 201

Sea squirts 202

Sea tulips 203

Sea Otter 204

Sea Pig 205

Sea Skater 206

Sea Snail 207

Sea Snake 208

Sea Sponge 209

Sea Urchin 210

Sea Horses 211

Siphonophore 212

Slime Eel 213

Snapping Shrimp 214

Sperm Whale 215

Spook Fish 216

Sea Star 217

Surgeon Fish 218

Swordfish 219

Shovel Nosed-Guitar Fish 220

Swell (sigh) Shark (sigh) 221

Snot Sea (panicked) Cucumber! 222

Tiger shark 223

Tokay Geko 224

Toucan 225

Tree frogs 226

Tree lobsters 227

Tree snails 228

Trout 229

Turtles 230

Tulum cave remipede 231

Tube Worms 232

Triggerfish 233

Tor-pedo Ray…! 234

U: You? Me? Me? You? V!

Vampire Squid 235

Vent Shrimp 236

Vole 237

Watchman goby 238

Water dikkops 239

Weasel 240

Wisent 241

Wolves 242

Wood louse 243

Wolf Eel 244

Whale Shark 245

Walrus 246

Water Bears 247

Weddell Seal 248

Whale Louse 249

White-Tip-Shark 250

X: Xylophone solo!

Yellow bellied sea snakes 251

Yeti Crab 252

Zebra 253

Zebra fish! 259

Dadadada!

#I’m having the Shellington moment at the end of the first official song where I realize ima have to edit this when season 5 gets English dub #MEOMI AND OCTONAUTS CREATORS: #do your musical thing pls and make this happen #if Keith wickam voiced this I would simply pass away #for 12 years of adeventures! #octonauts aniversay! #octonauts a&b #octonauts #octonauts above and beyond #above and beyond #the numbers are a bit messed up but the final number is 258 creatures

[breezespirit]

Warning!!! Eye injury, scars, blood, and death!

- He goes by he/him pronouns and he is a cis tom.

- He is the deputy of Scuteclan. Scuteclan is a clan full of cats with reptile/amphibian like traits, such as hallow fangs like venomous snakes or color changing fur like chameleons.

- He became deputy after the old deputy was murdered. He found the killer and reported it to the leader, who then made him deputy. At first, most cats didn't think he was good enough but after a month, he proved himself worthy of the job.

- Anacondajester has a snake tail and can hold his breath underwater for 50 minutes.

- He got his prefix because of his pelt.

- He got his suffix because of his personality.

- He has two moms! One is a swimmer named Yellowtimber and the other is a climber named Gilaflower. His parents are still together and are in a happy relationship.

- He has two siblings that were born recently. They are named Pythonkit and Beadkit. He loves them and will fight anyone who even looks at them with slight disapproval.

- His best friends are two twins. The older twin is a swimmer named Frogshell and the younger twin is a medic named Hummingfrog.

- He had an apprentice before he became deputy. Their name is Coralpounce, and they are quiet and reserved but very sweet. His current apprentice is Rattlepaw. She is a spunky little cat who has a rattle at the end of her tail and vemon. Her climber name will be Rattlewave.

- Anacondajester is in a loving relationship with Platypuspond. He loves him dearly and wishes to be with him constantly but knows that it wouldn't be good for either tom. He has thoughts about leaving his clan with his family and running away with Platypuspond but fears they would be caught. He hasn't told his family about his relationship.

Wow! I'm on a roll! These were so damn fun to draw!!!! I loved designing these funky cats. I will go over what all of them are and I'm sorry if I sound like a nerd. I'm going to school for herpetology, the study of reptiles and amphibians, and I just had a great time. Bear with me while I infodump hehe.

Anacondajester is obviously based off a green Anaconda.

Yellowtimber is modeled after the yellow Anaconda.

Gilaflower is from the Gila monster. Which I think look neat.

Beadkit comes from the Mexican Beaded lizard who is a close relative of the Gila!

Pythonkit is based off of a Ball python since I have one. I'm biased.

Coralpounce is from a Coral snake but more specifically a Malayan blue coral snake. They look super pretty! I'll probably make a normal coral snake later.

Rattlepaw is obviously based off a Rattlesnake. Maybe l'll redesign her to be a specific Rattlesnake. Probably a Pygmy Rattlesnake because they are cute and smol!

Frogshell is based off of a Glass frog. If I ever do a full body of him, I'll have his skin see through.

Hummingfrog is based off a Milk frog! My favorite frog!!!

I hope you guys like them!!! Next will be Snailmottle and OH BOY! I'm going to have fun with them. Have a great day guys!

#breezycharacters #breezyocs #breezydesigns #Anacondajester

[nanogrem]

And a few photos of reptiles here under the cut - not the best quality since I had to make sure my reflection didn’t show uP

Many American Alligators as well as a few dozen other species

A funky little Komodo dragon, they have weird eyes

Snakes! Eastern Rat Snake, Pygmy Rattlesnake, Red Tailed Green Rat Snake, and a Green Tree Python!

Baby Salt Water Crocodiles

I got to see two Leachies, big New Caledonian geckos!

I was most excited to see the gharials, their my favoritE

#germtalks #So yeah i really like reptiles #I had a blast - these guys were awesome see and hear (a dwarf caiman started bellowing but I was too late to get a video)

[dyslexicdictation]

Marauders Era - Pets Headcanon

Pets I believe the Marauders and other Marauder Era students would have with them at school or at home, not necessarily in accordance to the ‘Owl, cat or toad.’ rules you see mentioned in the books/films. Also I know I’m missing some students, but I may add more upon request. Hope you enjoy!

Gryffindor Students

James Potter - Golden Retriever

Sirius Black - Belgian Sheepdog

Remus Lupin - American Barn Owl

Peter Pettigrew -  Rat and/or Pug

Lily Evans -  Calico cat

Mary Macdonald -  Eurasian Pygmy Owl

Frank Longbottom - American Bullfrog

Alice Fortescue -  Ragamuffin

Gideon Prewett - Ferret

Fabian Prewett - Ferret

Slytherin Students

Severus Snape - Tuxedo Cat and/or European green toad

Regulus Black - Mexican Black Kingsnake

Corban Yaxley - Ball Python or  Bull Terrier

Evan Rosier -   Fraser's Eagle-Owl

Augustus Rookwood - Norwegian Forest Cat and/or Irish Wolfhound 

Emma Vanity - Boreal Owl

Lucinda Talkalot - Munchkin Cat

Dorcas Meadowes - Goliath Frog

Hephaestus Mulciber II -  Rottweiler

Hufflepuff Students

Daisy Hookum -  Scottish Curl

Tilden Toots - Guinea Pigs

Edgar Bones -  Burrowing Owl

Amelia Bones -  Persian Cat

Florence Fawley -  Screech Owl

Ravenclaw Students

Gilderoy Lockhart - Siamese Flame Point

Kingsley Shacklebolt -  Abyssinian

Reginald Cattermole -  Holland Lop Rabbit

Bertha Jorkins - Singapura and/or Grey Parrot

#Marauders Era #marauders headcanon #harry potter headcanon

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"The Bookshop" from Monty Python

Good morning (Good morning, sir can I help you?)

Uh, yes do you have a copy Of 30 Days In The Samarkand Desert With The Duchess of Kent By A e j elliot, oBE? (Uh, well, I don't know the book, sir) Er, never mind Never mind how about 101 Ways To Start a Fight? (By?) An Irish gentleman whose name eludes Me for the moment (Uhh, no, well we haven't got it in stock Sir) ah, well, not to worry, not to worry

Can you help me with David Coperfield? (Ah, yes, Dickens) no (I beg your pardon?) no, Edmund Wells (I think you'll find Charles Dickens wrote David Copperfield, sir) No, no -Dickens wrote David Copperfield with two p's This is David Coperfield with one p By Edmund Wells (David Coperfield with one p?) Yes, I should have said (Well, in that case, we don't have it)

Funny, you got a lot of books here- (Yes, we do, but we don't have David Coperfield with one p By Edmund Wells) are you quite sure? (Quite) not worth just looking? (Definitely not) How about Grate Expectations? (Yes, well we have that) That's G-R-A T-E Expectations Also by Edmund Wells (Yes, well, in that case, we don't have it We don't have anything by Edmund Wells Actually he's not very popular)

Not Knickerless Nickleby? That's K-N-IC-K-E-R-L-E-S-S? (No) Christmas Karol, with a K? (No) How about A Sale Of Two Titties? (Definitely not) sorry to trouble you (Not at all) good morning (Good morning)

Oh! (Yes?) i wonder if you might have A copy of Rarnaby Budge? (No, as I say We're right out of Edmund Wells) No, not Edmund Wells, Charles Dikkens (Charles Dickens?) yes (You mean Barnaby Rudge?) No, Rarnaby Budge by Charles Dikkens That's Dikkens with two k's The well-known Dutch author (No, we don't have Rarnaby Budge By Charles Dikkens With Two-K's The Well-Known-Dutch-Author And perhaps, to save time I should add we don't have Carnaby Fudge by Darles Chickens or Farmbury Sludge By Marles Pickens Or even Stickwick Stapers by Farles Wickens with four m's and A silent q! Why don't you try W h smiths?) I did they sent me here (Did they)

I wonder- (Oh, do go on, please) I I wonder if you might have The Amazing Adventures Of Captain Gladys Stoatpamphlet And Her Intrepid Spaniel Stig Amongst The Giant Pygmies Of Beccles, volume eight (No, we don't have that, funny We got a lot of books here well, I mustn't Keep you standing here, thank you) Do- do- do you have- (Well, we really haven't) -the-the-the-there (No, we haven't sorry! It's one o'clock now We're closing up for lunch i'm sorry to) No, I s- I saw it over there! I saw it (What?)

I saw it over there -Olsen's Standard Book Of British Birds (Olsen's Standard Book Of British Birds?) Yes (O-L-S-E-N?) yes (B-IR-D-S?) Yes (Yes, well, we do have that As a matter of fact) the Expurgated Version? (sorry, I didn't quite catch that) The Expurgated version? (The Expurgated Version of Olsen's Standard Book Of British Birds?) The one without the gannet (The - one without the Gannet?! They've all got The gannet -it's a standard British bird The gannet's in all the books) Well, I don't like them they wet their nests (Alright, I'll remove it! Any other Birds you don't like?) I don't like the robin (The robin? Right The robin! There you are! Any others You don't like? Any others?) the nuthatch I can't buy that, it's torn!

I wonder of you have- (Go on, ask me anything! We got Lots of books here, you know It's a book shop) Uh, how about Biggles Combs His Hair? (No, no, we don't have that one, funny) The Gospel According To Charlie Drake? (No, no, no, try me again) uh oh I know! Ethel The Aardvark Goes Quantity Surveying? (No, no, n- what? What?) Ethel The Aardvark Goes Quantity Surveying (ethel The Aard- i've got it! I've seen it Somewhere! Yes! Yes! Here we Are! Ethel The Aardvark Goes Quantity Surveying! There's your book!

Now buy it) i don't have enough money (I'll take deposit) i don't have any money (I'll take a check) i don't have a checkbook (I'll take a blank one) I haven't got a bank account! (Right! I'll buy it for you! Here You are! There's your change There's some money for a taxi On the way home, there's your book) Wait! Wait! (Now, now, w)

Wait! (What!? What!? What!? What!? What?) I can't read! (You can't read Right! Sit down sit! Sit! Sit there! Are you sitting comfortably? Right!

Ethel the Aardvark was hopping down the River valley one happy afternoon)

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Exploring the Role of Python in Modern Computer Science

Introduction:

Are you fascinated by the world of computer science and curious about the tools and languages that drive innovation in this field? If so, you've likely heard about Python programming language and its significant role in shaping modern computing. In this blog, we'll delve into why Python is a must-know language for anyone pursuing a career in computer science, and how it plays a crucial role in various aspects of the industry.

Python, often hailed as one of the most beginner-friendly programming languages, has become immensely popular among developers, data scientists, and researchers alike. Its simplicity and readability make it an ideal choice for beginners who are just starting their journey into the world of coding. But Python isn't just for beginners; it's a powerful language that is widely used in industry for a multitude of applications.

One of the key areas where Python shines is in high-performance computing. With libraries like NumPy, SciPy, and Pandas, Python becomes a powerhouse for scientific computing and data analysis. These libraries provide efficient tools for numerical computation, making tasks such as matrix operations, statistical analysis, and data manipulation a breeze. Whether you're simulating complex systems, analysing large datasets, or developing machine learning models, Python's high-performance computing capabilities make it an invaluable tool in the arsenal of any computer scientist.

But Python's usefulness doesn't stop there. Its versatility extends to web development, game development, automation, and more. Frameworks like Django and Flask have made web development with Python a popular choice among developers, while libraries like pygmy have opened up avenues for game development enthusiasts. Additionally, Python's simplicity and ease of use make it an excellent language for automating repetitive tasks, allowing developers to streamline their workflows and focus on more meaningful work.

So, where can you learn Python and harness its power for your career in computer science? There are numerous courses, institutes, and training centres that offer comprehensive Python training programs for students of all levels. Whether you prefer online courses, in-person classes, or self-paced learning, you're sure to find a learning format that suits your needs. By enrolling in a Python course, you'll not only gain proficiency in the language but also acquire valuable skills that are highly sought after in today's job market.

In conclusion, Python programming language plays a pivotal role in modern computer science, thanks to its simplicity, versatility, and high-performance computing capabilities. Whether you're a beginner exploring the basics of coding or a seasoned developer looking to expand your skill set, learning Python can open up a world of opportunities for you. So why wait? Start your journey with Python today and unlock the endless possibilities that await you in the world of computer science!

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