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they are awesome, you just need a good pump and a big tank. the biggest one, the red eared, is also the biggest chicken and runs away from me, the other aren't as scared really. tho they can be a bit pricey and i've lost a couple this year cause of my tank being dumbNoamuth said:
Wow, that second one kind of looks like a mix of some sort of exotic frog and a turtle (could be just the image quality though...?)cleverlymadeup said:
Turtles are ok, but I like animals that I can interact with more.....plus a turtle peed right at my face when I was a kid.
Peachfaced Lovebird: Sarge
Lutino Peachfaced Lovebird: Trooper
Fischers Lovebird: Jip
Ball Python: Miri (Miracle)
All my pictures of my animals are here: http://www.reptilegeeks.com/Hydrazulu/
The snake pics are on my fileden account, because RG won't upload anything for me anymore for some retarded reason, so the links to those pics are in my "About Me" section. Otherwise, the bird pics are in my pictures section (go figure).
Those of you who know me here and in real life, so that's like, *counts fingers on one hand, counts fingers on the other hand, shakes head, gets calculator, types furiously on calculator for 7 minutes 35 seconds, clears calculator, fills 2 chalkboards with equations, returns* nobody, knows that i am very enthusiastic about talking about my pets, and can talk about them forever.
I actually have the Ball Python around my neck right now. ^_^
Lutino Peachfaced Lovebird: Trooper
Fischers Lovebird: Jip
Ball Python: Miri (Miracle)
All my pictures of my animals are here: http://www.reptilegeeks.com/Hydrazulu/
The snake pics are on my fileden account, because RG won't upload anything for me anymore for some retarded reason, so the links to those pics are in my "About Me" section. Otherwise, the bird pics are in my pictures section (go figure).
Those of you who know me here and in real life, so that's like, *counts fingers on one hand, counts fingers on the other hand, shakes head, gets calculator, types furiously on calculator for 7 minutes 35 seconds, clears calculator, fills 2 chalkboards with equations, returns* nobody, knows that i am very enthusiastic about talking about my pets, and can talk about them forever.
I actually have the Ball Python around my neck right now. ^_^
They are indeed. I used to have two turtles, by the names of 'Stop It' and 'Tidy Up'. Then we moved to Australia so I had to give them away. *sniff*cleverlymadeup said:
that sux, mine area also heavy metal fans and will really stick their necks out and bop a bit when i play metal and some ebm as wellPuppeteer Putin said:
This is the most recent picture I have of her on this computer, she's actually nearly two years old now, her ears are still too big for her head and she's still just as hyperactive (and loud) as she was when I got her. She likes to sleep on me at night, as soon as I turn off the light and crawl into bed I feel her jump up on the end of it. She sometimes attacks my face when I'm sleeping and sometimes she drives me nuts but I wouldn't trade her for the world.
I have a little Tabby/Calico/Torby named Carmen, she's very sweet but refuses to scratch anything that isn't my stairs. She also will not eat wet food and doesn't like treats, she just likes her normal dry food. She's also very quiet and only meows when she's hungry.
She's also actively trying to kill my Room-mate, we speculate that it's because said room-mate baby talks here constantly.
She's also actively trying to kill my Room-mate, we speculate that it's because said room-mate baby talks here constantly.
This was about 6 months ago. He's a Portuguese water dog, and is terrified of swimming, although he seems to enjoy it once he falls in by accident. He likes playing in snow, and likes being the center of attention.
those are cool, tho it's odd to find one that doesn't like water, most dogs love waterguardian001 said:
Duuude, let's go catch a wave!guardian001 said:
This was about 6 months ago. He's a Portuguese water dog, and is terrified of swimming, although he seems to enjoy it once he falls in by accident. He likes playing in snow, and likes being the center of attention.
Yes, and he probably would, but he fell into a pool as a puppy and nearly drowned. He doesn't even like it when I go swimming.cleverlymadeup said:
When I lived with my grandparents on their ranch (every summer) my Grandpa had a pet Raccoon named Wembley. Each of my brothers and cousisn all had one horse on the ranch. My horse was named Ensom he was brown with a white on his face, belly, and butt.... come to think of it he is colored very similar to Gnasher... hmmm...
Water Dogs are a group of Spaniel type dogs that are mostly specifically bread to help hunt ducks. So they often enjoy swimming because that activity is necessary in the retrieval of water fowl.arcainia said:
Well currently I have 2 canaries left out the the 5 I had. The dad, mom and one of their kids have passed on after so many years. Yea started off with two and next thing you know, they had 3 little ones and that has to be one of the most pleasant experiences of my life helping to raise the little things and watching them grow up. One of the guys and the baby girl are still with me and they are such charming little things, the girl being my favorite partly because she was born on Christmas. Pretty enjoyable waking up to their tunes almost every morning, I just love birds for that.
A while back I had a pet rabbit which I also raised him from a very young age and she was just like a dog. i could let her out of her pen and she wouldn't leave the property at all and I would just let her roam around play in the flower beds and just sit under the tree or something. She would come to me when I signaled her and would just stick by me any time she saw me, felt nice to be almost some sort of parent figure to it, cute little fellow too.
Also for 8 years I had a pet canary I called Duke was was just...smart and a bad ass. He knew how to escape his cage as I would come home from school sometimes to see he aint in his cage and just chilling on the ceiling fan or the couch. He actually could open the cage and get out, kinda funny. We would let him out of the cage and just let him roam around the living room and I was just fun watching him go about the place. In the summer we would leaving him in the backyard to just enjoy the outdoors (in his cage of coarse) and he'd sing for hours on end. Now I mentioned he was bad ass, why? well he scared off a crow and a cat once. I saw a cat once start pawing at the cage and Duke just got pissed off and attacked the things paw, so funny seeing the cat scram, same thing with the crow. I miss the little dude.
Oh and i once had a turtle that ran away. Yea figure THAT one out!!
A while back I had a pet rabbit which I also raised him from a very young age and she was just like a dog. i could let her out of her pen and she wouldn't leave the property at all and I would just let her roam around play in the flower beds and just sit under the tree or something. She would come to me when I signaled her and would just stick by me any time she saw me, felt nice to be almost some sort of parent figure to it, cute little fellow too.
Also for 8 years I had a pet canary I called Duke was was just...smart and a bad ass. He knew how to escape his cage as I would come home from school sometimes to see he aint in his cage and just chilling on the ceiling fan or the couch. He actually could open the cage and get out, kinda funny. We would let him out of the cage and just let him roam around the living room and I was just fun watching him go about the place. In the summer we would leaving him in the backyard to just enjoy the outdoors (in his cage of coarse) and he'd sing for hours on end. Now I mentioned he was bad ass, why? well he scared off a crow and a cat once. I saw a cat once start pawing at the cage and Duke just got pissed off and attacked the things paw, so funny seeing the cat scram, same thing with the crow. I miss the little dude.
Oh and i once had a turtle that ran away. Yea figure THAT one out!!
Yay! I get a chance to show off my boys!
Boy number 1:
Boy number 2:
Ben & Jerry (bright)
Ben is the fat one (boy number 1). He doesn't bark very often, but he does greet me with a "Booooooorrrrrr". He always steals food. We discovered that he had eaten a giant slab of chocolate that some ninny left on an easy-to-reach table. After he did this twice I wondered why he wasn't dead.
Jerry is the neurotic one (boy number 2). He barks a lot and can never stay in the same place for very long. He also likes to sleep on the back of the sofa, and growl, a lot.
Boy number 1:
Boy number 2:
Ben & Jerry (bright)
Ben is the fat one (boy number 1). He doesn't bark very often, but he does greet me with a "Booooooorrrrrr". He always steals food. We discovered that he had eaten a giant slab of chocolate that some ninny left on an easy-to-reach table. After he did this twice I wondered why he wasn't dead.
Jerry is the neurotic one (boy number 2). He barks a lot and can never stay in the same place for very long. He also likes to sleep on the back of the sofa, and growl, a lot.
You SERIOUSLY need to cut your dog's hair.Starnerf said:My mom found my cat behind a dumpster at work one night. He's been with us 17 years now and is in great health. I also have a dog, but there's no interesting story behind her. We picked her up from an animal shelter.
