Would you rather be able to find any morph combo for sale or any species for sale at any time (the cost would still be the same)?
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Any species! I’m not a huge morph person, I care more about rare species, especially all the rare geckos, agamas and boas/pythons.
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Morph for me!
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Definitely morph
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To answer my own question I would say species. I really wasn’t sure but I figured in the future I’m going to focus more on different species so it would be nice to be able to find them.
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Every species of python
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Probably lizards because of the wide variety like tegus and ackies and legless lizards if you want something more snake like
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Probably dream herping location
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I don’t know a whole lot about either one but probably gtp for the color transition when they’re young
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Establish a new species in captivity this is a goal for the future anyway but just with a not widely bred species
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That’s amazing I didn’t know they transitioned as well!!
These are the gtps I was thinking of, for sure some of my favorites! Also all the photos are from cosmic_chondros on Instagram.
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I would probably say an active venomous if I could do a really nice planted bioactive
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Oh yeah, calico green trees are great. I do think that at some point though, with to much pattern and to many colors, it just gets confusing. I prefer the simpler calicos, such as these.
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Definitely displays, I love doing bioactives so even if the snake isn’t active you can still look at all the plants. I’m planning to upgrade all my snakes to 4x2x2s next year, I can’t wait to switch everyone to planted bioactives!! Quality over quantity 
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Every species of boa. At least I know I’d be able to house them properly. Plus, many pythons are now illegal in Florida where I live
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This is hard, but I guess I’d pick snakes.
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I’d rather be able to travel to some place like Costa Rica or somewhere in Asia for herping for free, as awesome as the big expo is.
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I’d rather keep emerald tree boas, if the only captive bred ones weren’t from NERD. They produce some amazing animals, but boy are they over-priced!
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I would rather discover a new species.
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You are right about them being overpriced. I think if you’ve got the money though, it would totally be worth it, especially a well socialized one from a responsible breeder like Tom Weidner.
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- Every python
- Lizards
- Tinley
- Green tree pythons
- First time establish in captivity
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- Python I think.
- If I could only keep one I’d probably go with lizards, but a year ago I would have said snakes.
- Definitely dream herping location.
- Emerald Tree Boas for sure
- First in captivity I believe.
- Like others, get that new morph in something and be able to share it with the world.
- The rock, because my grandson loves holding and touching all my snakes.
- All displays because that’s what we have now, and we love the look of a great bioactive enclosure. Probably going to move all of our snakes over to bioactives next year. And even toying with the idea of putting our Brazilian short-tailed possum and hedgehogs in bioactive enclosures as well.
- Sky blue ball python for me. Never liked neon green colors.
- I’d rather keep reptiles than mammals any day. Although I would miss my cat.
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- Would you rather keep every species of boa, or every species of python?
- I’m a colubrid guy, but I think boas. Pythons are still cool but caring for a retic and a Burmese seems like a lot of work (even though dwarf retics are really cool and Burmese are totally chill and I’d consider getting one if I had the space)
- Would you rather only keep lizards or snakes?
- currently I only have snakes even though id like to get into lizards at some point, so snakes!
- Would you rather be able to go to TInley every year for free, or be able to go to (insert dream herping location) for free whenever you want?
- Tinley I think. Only places I’d want to go herping would be if it’s ethical/legal to capture some of the animals, but the only place I can think of that interests me that fits those criteria would be the native range of peters banded skinks. I do want to document their wild behaviors tbf, but I think the weather would kill me lol. (I’m also not a biology major nor an expert with reptiles)
- Would you rather keep green tree pythons or emerald tree boas?
- gotta love those calico green trees, but tbh neither species particularly interests me to keep.
- Would you rather discover a new reptile species or be the first to establish a reptile species in captivity
- establish in captivity, without a question. I wish I had the means to work on that with Peter’s banded skinks, but at least some people are working on that as well. They’re such loveable little guys and I can’t wait for them to be CBB (I just need to track down the people working on them LOL)
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I’m gonna continue this thread with a couple more questions.
- Would you rather own all the morphs of a single species or own 100 different species?
- Would you rather discover a new morph or be the first one to produce really cool combos with a new morph?
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1.All the morphs of one species.
- Produce really cool combos.
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All Morphs Of Boas!
I would love to discover an incredible new morph!
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This one was hard 
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I’d rather own all of 1 species
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I would love to discover a new morph
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