Camo's Reptiles

Camo's Reptiles Camo has thirty years of experience and can teach you everything you need to know to build the perfe
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Finally finished my new terrarium going to wait a few weeks for the new plants  to settle in and introduce the new sup...
12/06/2025

Finally finished my new terrarium going to wait a few weeks for the new plants  to settle in and introduce the new super large bull ant colony , and a whole heap of random photos from this year .
Everyone welcome to come have a look heaps of food etc available .

Not completely finished yet, but my next Ant  project going to be for bull Ants not too sure what species yet something ...
04/06/2025

Not completely finished yet, but my next Ant project going to be for bull Ants not too sure what species yet something big. terrarium for ecosystem and verse block for viewing ,If they want to move into it ,or they can dig into the dirt  also so hopefully both ,experiment on the way .

Heaps of baby Geckos , decided to do my old Snake tank up into a new bull Ant 🐜 habitat , all I have to do is make it es...
03/06/2025

Heaps of baby Geckos , decided to do my old Snake tank up into a new bull Ant 🐜 habitat , all I have to do is make it escape proof now as you don’t want to get bitten by one of these guys. Second last photo is my meat Ant colony which is thriving. Last picture is how the Woodies , and super worms are done so many at the moment.

A few random photos from today quail eggs and banana was on the menu.
30/05/2025

A few random photos from today quail eggs and banana was on the menu.

Few more photos from this week, last of the dragons hatching this week, we’ll have some off-season as I have a few centr...
23/05/2025

Few more photos from this week, last of the dragons hatching this week, we’ll have some off-season as I have a few central pregnant this time of year which doesn’t happen very often.

A few photos from today ,was in the Reptile room starting to put blankets on Enclosures to keep the heat in and the elec...
19/05/2025

A few photos from today ,was in the Reptile room starting to put blankets on Enclosures to keep the heat in and the electricity bill down works a treat.

11/05/2025

Every year I get heaps of calls and visits from people who are worried about their reptiles not eating at this time of the year, and it's 100% normal reptiles brumate in winter but if to keep them warm, feeding, active and growing at this time of the year we have a few tips:
• use blankets to help trap the heat in, if you’re paranoid about fires, you can buy fire blankets from Bunnings very cheap.(but your thermostat will turn off the heat at 30° so shouldn’t be a problem.)
Also, you’ll save a heap on your electricity bill as your heating will not be coming on nowhere near as often.
• For mesh top enclosures, cut a piece of wood to size and use a hole saw to cut out a space for the light fittings
• Use styrofoam on the back and sides (on the outside of the tank) to add extra insulation
• Upgrade to a ceramic heat emitter to provide heating day and night with better power efficiency (we have these from $40 and up to 150 watts)

Camo has thirty years of experience and can teach you everything you need to know to build the perfe

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28/04/2025

A video that popped up from 2018 how time flies.

24/04/2025

Hi guys, please go over and have a look ,at Danny‘s new page ,be one of the 1st to join her New page.

https://www.facebook.com/GeckosOTG

Gecko breeder specialising in smooth k**b tails, thick tails, amyae, aspers and wheeleri

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11/04/2025

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About Camo Camo has thirty years of experience and can teach you everything you need to know to build the perfect reptile haven. Looking back on my old photos, I must of been only 3-4 years old holding blue tongue lizards and turtles.. As a child I'd always had a fascination for reptiles and dinosaurs; just for fun I would go bush walking with mates to see what lizards I could catch. These were the first reptiles I kept as pets. I can remember Dad letting me use the old swimming pool as an outdoor pit for the lizards. He also sunk and old bath-tub into the ground for my turtles to swim in. There wasn't a lot of information on keeping these animals back in the 70's and 80's, but I read whatever articles and books that I could get my hands on in order to learn how to care for my reptiles, although most of my knowledge came through trial and error. I can remember going to local pet shops to look at the snakes, lizards and turtles they were selling. There were no restrictions back then and reptile keeper licenses weren't necessary. We were allowed to keep whatever we could afford to buy; which I did. ........................................................................................... This was where my hobby became a business venture; I started selling the baby reptiles to friends at school, and I discovered that I get just as much enjoyment teaching people how to care for these animals, as I do keeping them myself. I put whatever money I made towards improving the enclosures I had, and giving them a better environment to grow and breed in. I started collecting different animals and my menagerie grew to include a range of species for snakes, lizards and turtles. Now with over 30 years experience behind me, I have a collection of over 300 reptiles. I am able to build tailor made enclosures for anything that I have. I know all there is to know about filtration systems for amphibians, how to build and wire up cages correctly for the reptiles, to converting old fridges into incubators for the eggs. I am now able to enjoy my passion for reptiles due to my extensive knowledge that only comes with having long term experience in caring for them and I get to meet alot of people who share the same interest as I do. The best part about it is we all exchange methods and ideas to improve the health and quality of our favourite animals. Today my collection has grown to contain hundreds of reptiles. I care for and breed many species of snakes, lizards, geckos, turtles and dragons, all of which can be seen here. I'm now a licensed reptile carer and I devote a lot of time looking after my animals and their habitats. I was the first breeder to successfully breed the Boyds Forest Dragon in captivity and I have supplied three major Australian Zoos with their first colonies. My collection still continues to grow and I now take great pride in being able to share my love and knowledge of reptile keeping with anyone who wants to learn!