I myself Wont know exactly what the combination genetic to produce this, My best bet is:
Banana Morph X Spider Morph X Pastel Morph X Pastel Morph X Pinstripe Morph
= I don't know what that called.
Binoculars
Binoculars allows you
to study the activities
of reptiles and amphibians
without disturbing them.
scan ponds margins or
opening forests and look for
tree-dwelling species where
they occurs.
Photography
A single-lens reflex camera
is best for shots of reptiles and amphibians.
A close up macro lens and s
mall flash gun are also useful.
you may need a telephoto for nervous species
and wide angle lens for habitats shots
Sketching
Sketches of colors and
marking will help you to
identify species later and
may even enable you to
keep tracks of the individuals,
because may have you
Unique patter
Garden Pond
Even a small garden pond will encourage wildlife.
An amphibian pond
should not contain fish,
which will eat eggs and larvae
Holding A Turtle.
Some turtles, even small ones,
can give a very nasty bite.
Hold them by the back of their shell
and keep your finger well away fro the head
Handling A Pet SnakesHold a pet snakes by gripping in
the front half of its body firmly
but not tightly and support the
rest of its body in your other hand.
Allow it to crawl through your hand
if it wants to.
Terrarium or Vivarium can be very Simple or very elaborate, This one house a colony of tree frogs, whose very specific requirements include some living plants in which to hide any lay eggs.The Exo Terra Glass Terrarium is the ideal reptile or amphibian housing designed by European herpetologists.
The front opening doors allow easy access for maintenance
and feeding. A specially designed lock will prevent escape and
the doors can be opened separately.
Young crocodiles are relatively fragile, so when deciding to keep a crocodile as a pet, it is important to consider the care that crocodiles require in captivity. There are two species of crocodiles that may be kept as pets, saltwater crocodiles (Crocodylus porosus) and freshwater crocodiles (Crocodylus johnstoni). Both species require similar conditions in captivity.
Crocodiles are potentially very dangerous animals. For this reason, there are specific guidelines that must be adhered to when keeping a crocodile as a pet.
Requirements
The enclosure (including aquariums) must have a floor area in square meters equal to the length of the animal in meters squared and the multiplied by six. Example:
Crocodiles require a pool of water that is large and deep enough to enable the crocodile to completely submerge. It is recommended that between 60-75% of the bottom of the tank or enclosure should be water.
There must be sufficient dry ground to enable the animal to exit the water completely to bask itself and turn around comfortably. The land substrate should consist of a large, flat rock, stones, or pebbles. As a general guideline, the land area should be approximately 25-40% of the total area of the tank or enclosure.
The crocodile must have exposure to sun and shade within the pool as well as on dry ground so that the animal may regulate its temperature. Shade is very important because crocodiles may burn and/or overheat. In particular, young crocodiles must have shelter. A piece of wood or plastic suspended over the land or water is ideal.
Preferred air temperatures for crocodiles range between 29°C and 33°C. These conditions should be established prior to purchasing the crocodile to ensure that the conditions are suitable before introducing the animal.
Young crocodiles are very good at climbing, so precautions must be taken to prevent a crocodile from escaping by climbing up the sides of a tank. This is possible by placing blocks at the top of each corner of the tank or by placing a secure lid with adequate ventilation on the top of tank.
Water that is polluted by waste products and uneaten food will affect the health of the crocodile. It is important to provide an effluent discharge area that is able to handle all such discharge.
Crocodiles require sufficient quantities of food and water to sustain healthy growth and vitality. Under natural conditions, crocodiles receive a varied diet which may comprise insects (beetles, moths, cockroaches, and crickets), fish, small frogs, lizards, crustaceans and small mammals. A diet comprising pieces of chicken or beef is not suitable.
Food should be chopped to a size that can be eaten easily.
Live food, such as fish and insects, may be placed in the water to encourage the crocodile to hunt.
New acquisitions may reject food after they are first introduced to their new environment. This should pass within a few days under suitable temperature and low stress conditions.
Juvenile crocodiles should be fed 1-3 times per week. The total weight of food provided should weigh approximately 5% of their own body weight.
Uneaten food should be removed within 24 hours to prevent it from decomposing.
Crocodiles do not like being handled. While crocodiles will get used to regular handling, owners should always be on their guard when handling a crocodile.
Avoid handling new pets – give them several weeks to settle down in captivity before attempting to hold them.
Handle juveniles gently to avoid injury to the crocodile or the people handling the crocodile.
The best way of holding a crocodile is by placing a firm grip around the neck, with a second hand under the body. Larger crocodiles may require this second hand to support the base of the tail.
An elastic band may be placed around the snout of the crocodile to ensure that it doesn’t bite while handling. In this case, close the jaws by approaching the animal from behind and then securing the elastic band. Always remove the band when you return the animal to its enclosure.
Conclusion
So if you can follow that Strict guidelines, Then I see no reason why you can't kept them as pets, Most important, You must remember, They can grow up to 20ft and can eat Human.