So I figured I would share some pics of my other pets. Like I mentioned in my intro, I've got 6 fish tanks and 2 reptiles... O and I'm living in about 300 square feet.
(measurements in US gallons)

15 gallon

This tank has more driftwood and a lot more plants now. Plus it now has 2 guppies in it instead of a Betta and somewhere around 25+ red cherry shrimp since they started breeding.

37 gallon

Another tank that looks different now (just don't have a camera so I don't have more current pics ). The gravel is now mostly black with some lighter gravel mixed in. Also got more fake plants and some live Vallisneria (tall grass-like plant) that the fish eat.
The fish in this tank are 2 Fantail goldfish and a small Sarasa Comet that will be rehomed as he grows.

40 gallon breeder

This tank is being redone soon, but here is a current pic. All live plants and right now it is a South American community tank with Bolivian Ram, Serpae Tetras, Platies, Cardinal Tetras, Cory Catfish and a Bristlenose Pleco. When it gets redone it will be an Asian community tank with glass catfish, female bettas and other fish.

55 gallon

This tank has my pair of Jack Dempseys and some Buenos Aires Tetras and Australian Rainbowfish as dithers (though my Jack actually aren't very aggressive).
Not the greatest pics, but here is the male

and the female


75 gallon

This tank currently has Angelfish, Lemon Tetras, Otocinclus and a Gold-Spotted Pleco. The fish from the 40 are being added in here as well though and the pleco is being moved to a larger tank.

120 gallon long

This tank has an Oscar, Dwarf Giraffe Catfish, Royal Pleco, Clown Loaches and some Goldfish (being given to people with ponds). Very basic layout with live plants. Unfortunately can't do anything too intricate with this tank without the Oscar, goldfish and catfish messing it up and moving things around lol.
Here is the Oscar when he was tiny (about 4 months ago). He is about 8 inches right now.

Here is the Dwarf Giraffe Catfish (about 8-9 inches as well).

The Royal Pleco (about 5-6 inches)


This was one of the walls of my place when my 3 largest tank were all next to each other. They took up just over 13 feet of the wall.


This is my female Ball Python. Not sure of her age, but when I bought her she was about 3 feet long and very under weight (was being fed a small mouse once a month). In about 6 months she's now closer to 4 feet and is steadily putting on weight.



This is my Bearded Dragon. I adopted him from work b/c he has neurological issues that prevent him from moving is back legs normally (though he can move them). Because of those issues I built him a basking platform that he can easily climb up on without having to worry about him falling off. Definitely full of personality, not to mention a little crazy sometimes lol.