Successful!!! Eggs hatched 7-18-2015
Male was raised by me (first tarantula I ever purchased) from a 1/2" sling on 2009
He matured out in January 2015. Female was purchased as an adult in 2010. She hadn't molted in over a year prior to mating.
How they were paired -
First...
These are pouched rats. They're also used to detect tuberculosis, as well as last I heard, being trained to find survivors in disaster zones while equipped with cameras. I used to own one many years back, and he was by far the best pet I've ever had. He was also far more intelligent than I...
My argentine tegu girl laid 44 eggs, and most looked good. Day six and it looks like most were actually infertile, 4 are definitely fertile, and 4 are questionable (there's something going on in there, just not sure what exactly).
Anyway, day 6 candle:
made a 10 gallon into a dart frog enclosure... I saw these two at a reptile show and after much debating with husband over the phone, wound up bringing them home. They're always out, active, and freaking cute as crap. Local breeder, I've seen them around at local shows a few times now, but...
I wound up with a tiny northern ring neck snake by shopping at a Salvation Army. They found it, were screaming, and one worker put it in a glass container, and I brought it home!
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I've tried that, all the pet stores here throw...
Grunt needs his nails clipped, I know. Both are towards the end of their shedding.
The cage is a 10 x 4 x 4 custom built boamaster. I was considering doing a fake rock background, or something like that, similar to how I decorate all my reptile and tarantula enclosures, but now I'm...
A little story that happened today: I gave some chopped up fruit to Grunt, the younger of the two tegus (and the only one who willingly will eat food OTHER than whole prey.... my girl was raised on live and took a while just to get her to eat F/T) and Bakara of course snubbed her nose at it...
This is my adult female, Bakara, I adopted over a year ago. I also adopted a second tegu a few months ago I've named Grunt. The two are awesome...
....That is all.
I just want to know how it progressed THAT fast. I am speaking as someone with personal experience with RBF and a history of a weaker immune system. Also had epiglottitis as a child, and a few other things I've been hospitalized for and have scars as a result. Epiglottitis progressed fast...
Do I dare reply to this?
I had streptobacillary fever in college.... my mother was on vacation at the time, and I was bad off by the time she returned. I was hospitalized over a week, had two disease experts from out of state working on me, and many months later I was still having...
Pretty much. My african pouched rat toilet trained video went up to something like 600,000 views in a short amount of time. Hasn't budged much since, that was years ago. I wish I could train mother-in-law's two cats to even use a litter box, much less a toilet.
An adult, well cared for iguana is amazing looking and majestic. I'd still never own one, I don't think I could care for one properly.
I don't know, a lot of animals are cute as babies, but I'm more impressed with the adults. Especially with animals that take a very long time to grow up...
I have some albino and het albino western hogs that'll be ready to breed this season, once they're out of brumation. I've definitely seen them more and more at shows lately. Also, crested geckos are EVERYWHERE here in Baltimore (as are ball pythons of course....). Last show I went to there...
This isn't the mesh from a zilla cage, but this is the 1/4" galvanized hardware mesh I wrap around my ferret nation cage to keep my smaller rats in. This is what extremely industrious little rat girls can do when they set their mind to it. Yes, cage needed cleaning in the pic, I had to...
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