I'm a herpetoculture fanatic.  Here are photos of some of my critters:

Australian Bearded Dragons (Pogona vitticeps):

Darwin and Delilah were my first pair of bearded dragons.

Irwin, purchased September 2004.  A month later, puffing up.
   As a 13-inch juvenile; close up;  December 2004.  NEW

Two female offspring of D&D, hatched November 2000:
   "Puffy", at 6 months;  "Margarita", March 2002.

Some shots of Puffy's clutch of 17 eggs laid 8/03/2002:
  The father was borrowed from a friend. Nice!
  The snowflake pattern on this egg is interesting (it hatched just fine).

The hatchlings arrived in early October 2002.
   A "pip", emerging from the egg. Wow!  Hatchling, a few hours old.
   A precocious two-day old  Hello!    A few more, not so.  Lots of week olds.

I kept two of them.
   "Perci":  At one month;  2 months;  close-up (4 months).
   "Amanda":  At one month;  2 months;  4 months.     P & A, 6 months.

Here is Perci laying her second clutch of eggs, March 2004.
   One of the hatchlings, 4 days old.   Four, a week later.  May 2004.

Delilah laying eggs.   Eggs during incubation.

More hatchlings:  Margarita at one week.  Sleeping, while clinging to an electrical cord! Cute!

This is how you get the hatchlings  (D&D).

Darwin was a big male.  Here he is looking fierce.   Darwin at age 7, March 2002.  I recently decided to have him euthanized.
Delilah was a robust female.  She died in July 2001, at age 5, due to complications from egg-binding (dystocia).  She produced over 300 eggs.

Northern Blue-Tongued Skinks (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia):

"Link", a hypomelanistic male, born July 2001.  Purchased October 2001.
   Chomping on a superworm; August 2003. Cool!
  4 months old.     Nice tongue!  Here, too. October 2002.

"Patty", a female.  Purchased January 2004, approx. 3 years old.
   More shots, January 2004:  Basking;  another nice tongue.

Leopard Gecko (Eublepharus macularius): "Lazard", March 2002.  Nice!
  (also on the left).  Died November 2003 at age 8.

California Kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula), albino striped phase:
  "Loopy"    Another shot.

Egyptian Tortoise (Testudo kleinmanni), "Cookie".  Purchased captive-bred.  Died May 2001, cause unknown.  Photo from July 2000.

Check out my links page for information on conservation of the endangered Egyptian tortoise.

Nice! A gravid female carpet chameleon (Furcifer lateralis), belonging to a friend.  What a beautiful creature!