J Bone

I have a 1972 125cc 2 stroke enduro style motorcycle that I want to get rid of. It has a VERY slow oil leak, the spedometer doesn't work, and doesn't have a headlight or working lights. Other than that it runs great and sounds perfect. I ride it all the time but need the money.... So, what's it worth??

I'm thinking about starting to breed leopard geckos. Im still in the research stage but I can't find anything about good morphs. So what would you say would be a few of the best morphs that could produce cool (and valuable) babies :)

PS I'm not in it for the money, I'm in it because I love reptiles

I've been keeping lizards for about 10 years now and I want to try a leachie (NewCaledonian Giant Day Gecko). I've kept crested geckos and love them but I feel like leachies would be more exciting to keep. My problem is I can't want solid information on the. I've read they need giant cages but I've also read they can live in 20gal tanks. Please help me with any info you have. I already know about diet, substrate, temps, humidity, and basic care. Really the only thing I need is cage requirements and size. Thanks!

I was thinking about getting a turtle but I don't have a big enough aquarium. Can you use those large storage tubs that you get at like Walmart as turtle cages? I didn't see a problem with it but I wanted to see what you guys thought. I was going to get one that was close to a 70-100 gal aquarium

I was thinking about getting a turtle but I don't have a big enough aquarium. Can you use those large storage tubs that you get at like Walmart as turtle cages? I didn't see a problem with it but I wanted to see what you guys thought. I was going to get one that was close to a 70-100 gal aquarium

I'm considering either getting a short tailed opposum or hedgehog. I have a 40gal breeder fish tank for them. I'm in the process of researching right now but I wanted to know which one people like better STOs or hedgehogs? So which is better and why? Thanks!

I have a new spot for a animal in my collection. I have a 40gal breeder tank but I could get a different cage. I can't get anything that gets too big. I like tortoises but are there any that can live their whole life in my tank? (they would live outside in the summer.) I was thing about a chipmunk or ground squirel possibly but I'm not sure. I'm experienced with all reptiles and small mammals. I don't want a snake so either a really cool lizard, SMALL mammal, or tortoise are my choices. Please give me your suggestion and a little info on that animal, thanks.

I bought a crested gecko yesterday at an expo and he hasn't eaten is crested gecko diet yet. I only got him yesterday so I'm not worried but what should I do to show him where it is? He 2 years old and super healthy. He's a Dalmatian morph if that makes any difference lol. So should I just leave him alone and let him find it or how do I show him where it is?

I have a 40gal breeder tank and I'm thinking about getting 2 super giant leos for it. Here's what I have in it; hides on both sides, a heat mat AND a day time basking lamp, water bowl (appropriate size) and shredded aspen for bedding. I already have a young super hypo tangerine carrotail leo but he's on calcium sand. I just don't know if aspen will be ok or should I go buy sand again. (all my leos are ok to be on sand because they are old enough and get calcium on their crickets every feeding.) The super giants are already adults and they are SUPER cool!!!!

I have an empty 40gal breeder tank and I want to get a new LIZARD no snakes lol. Also, I'm experienced and want something that is somewhat rare and very cool to look at and handle. I won't be able to upgrade to a larger tank so don't suggest large lizards please. I would like something I can handle but if it is really a stunning animal it's not a necessity. I do NOT want a beardie, leo, crestie, blue tongue skink, pink tongue skink, uromastiyx, or water dragon. I'm ready to get a rare and stunning lizard. Please give me your suggestion and why you picked it.

I have a 40gal breeder tank and i want to get a lizard. I was looking into blue tongue skinks and pink tongue skinks but i dont think they are for me. I have the bulbs, tank, dishes, and aspen bedding (i can change the substrate if need be) im open to suggestions but i do NOT want a beardie, skinks, or mountain horned dragon. Im experienced with reptiles and im looking for a new addition. Also NO snakes. I even considered a display animal but the would have to be SUPER cool like something that would amaze even experienced reptile keepers. If they arent amazing then i want one i could handle. Thanks!

I bought a set up for a blue tongue skink but I can't find any for sale in my area. I did find a pink tongue skink and they seem to be quite alike. I just want to know if I care for them the same or if it's a totally different species and requires different care. Please help!

Im going to gy a blue tongue skink soon but im not sure where to get one. I was planningnon getting one offline but i dont know where to buy it from. Please tell me a good reputable breeder or store that could ship the animal to me. Thanks!

Ok I'm getting a blue tongue skink soon and I just got the cage. Tell me if this sounds good to you, I have a 40gal breeder tank (36x18x16), shaved aspen bedding, hides, water dish, a day basking bulb, heat mat, and a 5.0 repti glo UVB bulb. I'm worried about the UVB bulb because it doesn't seem to be the right thing, the box says tropical aquariums and I don't know if I have the right bulbs or not. Please help and tell me what you think!

I've already owned leopard geckos, bearded dragons, and crested geckos. My mom told me for Christmas I could get a new SMALLER lizard. She said it has to be bearded dragon sized or smaller. So my question is what do you suggest and why. Please don't say any of the 3 I've already owned. Also, no snakes! My mom hates them :( Please help and even if it's crazy and expensive still suggest it!

I've read so many different things about this. I want to know what you feed them, how much you feed them and how often you feed them. Thanks!

I'm looking to get a new pet and I came across sugar gliders. I own a reptiles, and 2 parrots so I'm used to the messes they can make. The noise doesn't bother me either. I guess what I need to know are these few things. What should I feed them every day? Can I use a metal bird cage for a sugar glider cage? Also, what are their bites like? Are they really bad or not to bad? Thanks for the help and any tips you have will greatly help me!

I already own a leopard gecko, crested gecko and a bearded dragon. I'm ready to try something else so please don't recommend any of these 3. I have a 70gal marty made tank with sliding doors. I want something unique and handleable. I really like crazy and exotic pets that nobody has ever seen before. Please give me a suggestion!

OK so I have been reading care sheets about these guys and it seems like everybody has different opinions. All I know for sure is that they get about 2 feet long, eat alot, are diurnal, and are one of the coolest reptiles around! What I need to know is what are the heat/humidity requirements? What are the caging requirements (I've read that they need a 20gal tank and I've also read they need a 300-400 gallon tank, so basically I'm lost in this catagory)? And how many hides/climbing items do they need?

Which do you think we be a better pet? I'm in the process of building a 6x3x3 cage. I can't really find much on the argus monitor so any info you have on them will greatly help me. I'm leaning towards an argus monitor but I'm open to other types of monitors. So I guess my question is which lizard is easier and cooler to own, a Colombian Black and White Tegu or an Argus Monitor and why?