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| www.suburbanreptile.com or phone 815/782-7724 |
| Large Amphibian and Reptile Prints Available Only From Suburban Reptile |
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Reptile now offers high quality photographic prints of a variety of
amphibians and reptiles. Suburban Reptile has an exclusive agreement
with natural history photographer and herpetologist John C. Murphy (JCM
Natural History Photography) to offer these fantastic photographic
prints to its customers. You can now have a large high quality
photograph of some of the most interesting animals on the planet. These
prints are produced on Fuji Crystal Archive professional-grade paper
for bright colors, and they resist wear and glare with a special matte
finish. Pricing is based upon the longest edge of the photo, because of
cropping photos may vary in size. These photos are sold without matting
or frames. Also, available are these same images on blank 5x7 greeting cards with a matte finish. |
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The
common Boa constrictor has been a popular pet for decades. However,
this juvenile was photographed in a wet tropical forest on the Main
Ridge of the Island of Tobago. Tobago supports many species also found
in South America because it was once attached to the mainland. |
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Treefrogs
are delicate, and highly specialized for living in very specific
environments. This is the slope headed treefrog (Sphaenorhynchus lacteus) calling from a swamp
forest in southern Trinidad. When this photograph was taken the pond
was also filled with newly hatched caimans looking for a tasty meal. |
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Bearded
dragons (Pogona vitticeps) are ever increasing in popularity with reptile enthusiast. Wen
they open their mouth like this, they are not threatening their owners,
instead they are just trying to get rid of extra heat. In Australia
these lizards inhabit hot environments. |
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The
Ball Python (Python regius) may be the closest reptile to domestication. It has been
bred for dozens of color and morph patterns to produce living works of
art. These small terrestrial African snakes are perfect for people who
what a python that won't out grow their apartment or home. |
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The
common Green Iguana (Iguana iguana), is not always green. Like all species it shows
variations in color and pattern. In recent years reptile breeders have
been producing a red morph of the Green Iguana, but it is still the
same species. |
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Australia,
New Guinea, and some nearby islands are home to the Green Tree Python (Morleia viridis).
These beautiful snakes spend most of their adult lives in the trees,
but juveniles are often found near the ground where they hunt for small
lizards. As adults they switch their diet to mammals. |
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The
Texas Rat Snake (Pantherophis obsoletus) may exceed 8 feet in length. Wild individuals often
have a complex color pattern of brown and black bands with yellow or
white. However, this animal is leucistic, which means that all of its
skin pigments have been greatly reduced to produce this bright white
condition. |
| Pricing & Sizes available: 14 inches-$45; 20 inches-$85; 30 inches-$120. Exact size varies with the crop. Greeting cards come with an envelope $3.00 each. |
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