Small story, and comments.
My story isn't much advice, but they had my G. Rosea labled as an unsexed "mexican grey". me being a noob at the time, i did a whole lot of research and thought it was a male A.Pallidum for 2 mo. Then i saw a pic of the rosea, and called myself an idiot. okay, that was my bad, but when my dad was picking it up, i was on the phone with him. I asked for the latin name, and my dad replied that the worker said that I "would be the only one who would know that..."
kk, that wasn't too big a story, but whatever.
Also, i'm not sure who said it earlier, but in 2 years, when i turn 16, i'm definately going to work in a pet store for just the reasons i've seen here.
My story isn't much advice, but they had my G. Rosea labled as an unsexed "mexican grey". me being a noob at the time, i did a whole lot of research and thought it was a male A.Pallidum for 2 mo. Then i saw a pic of the rosea, and called myself an idiot. okay, that was my bad, but when my dad was picking it up, i was on the phone with him. I asked for the latin name, and my dad replied that the worker said that I "would be the only one who would know that..."
kk, that wasn't too big a story, but whatever.
I gotta say, that'd be REALLY FUN TO WATCH! not just the swimming, but the fall, and splash, too. Assuming the T was fine, of course...But i was reading something somewhere saying that same can swin pretty well. Like if it was living in a tree over a body of water and was to fall in it could swin back to shore. it kind of makes sense.
Also, i'm not sure who said it earlier, but in 2 years, when i turn 16, i'm definately going to work in a pet store for just the reasons i've seen here.