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Old 25-10-2009, 07:00 PM
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Just had my first visit of Rainhams Cold blooded reptile sanctuary today.

For those of you who havnt been here are some pictures.

Most are reasonable pictures but please bear in mind these were taken with a camera phone and I also switched the flash off so not to scare the animals



























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Great pics, the Anacondas especially, nothing like a nice chunky Anaconda's head - impressive.
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Some good pictures!! it looks really nice, if i was closer i would love to visit!
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wow cracking photos, stunning animals

do they feed humans to the annaconda and such as i can see legs floating in the water
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Nice, what's the first yellow snake?

Anyone think the Retic might be a bit big for that water bowl?
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The anaconda was great.

I was lucky to get some nice pictures of her because we went round once and she was facing completely the wrong way with her head hidden.

When we went round for a second time she was out in full glory.

It is well worth the visit especially for £2. I hope that they may be able at some point to include a few more snakes.

My favourite which I would have loved to have taken home with me is the Eyelash Viper.

It was a stunning snake, in fact all the reptiles there were stunning kept in clean nice decorated enclosures.
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do they feed humans to the annaconda and such as i can see legs floating in the water

I wish it was as they are my girlfriends legs


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Nice, what's the first yellow snake?

Anyone think the Retic might be a bit big for that water bowl?
The yellow snake is the eyelash viper. I would love to get DWA just for that snake
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been to this place
the £2 entry fee is a fecking bargain !!!!!!!!!!!!
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great pics. does anyone know how hard it is to get to from the nearest station and if you can get there from clapham junction?
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