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Post by Venomous Dragon on Aug 16, 2013 1:05:19 GMT 5
 My dog (I dont have a recent photo). Husky aussie shepard cross, high intelligence, high energy and high prey drive. Her exploits include 5 dead rats, a mass of smaller robents, 4 birds, a very unlucky fox, 3 attemps on the neihbor's cat's life and one barn owl (that was a sad day).  The cats, the grey one decided living on her own in northern canada is better than living with children, we still see her around but she has gone feral and will run from us on sight. The black one still lives with us and so is safe from my dog.  He died of cancer last year at the age of 10. He was a Rottweiler Bullmastiff cross, weighed 140-150 lbs in his youth (he lived mostly outside so his weight varied depending on how much he wanted to run around (we live on a farm) He has some notable exploits as well, while not fast or agile enough to come close to catching birds he did catch atleast two coyotes, attacked a young theiving black bear and fought and possibly killed a cougar (he chased it off into woods and when he came back had claw marks on the top of his head from the fore legs and gash in his chest from the hind legs. We never saw the cougar again even though before that he had treed it several times, so it either moved or died in the woods, which I cant say)  The grand and glorious Blaze, too much testosterone for his own good  Blaze and Lilly, was supposed to be his mate but his hyper aggressive matting attempts made it too dangerous for her to stay with him  My savannah monitor abbot. |
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Post by Vodmeister on Aug 16, 2013 2:42:05 GMT 5
Not my picture, but you get the idea;  I have 5 of them. This is a picture of mine, an old one;  RIP.  |
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Post by Runic on Aug 16, 2013 2:45:15 GMT 5
I had a GSD (deceased) a siberian husky who was my all time fav (deceased) a alaskan malamute, a cat, and another small brown and black dog. I had a crocodile monitor but he's at my cousins place
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Aug 16, 2013 3:03:28 GMT 5
A croc monitor? Cool, some people think they are the smartest varanid, I think its the ora though
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Post by Derdadort on Aug 16, 2013 17:21:45 GMT 5
Venomous DragonAre you keeping your lizards in the garden, maybe like rabbits or get they just some "furlough"? I have a small aquarium in my room, the pictures aren't made by me, because it's a bit difficult to get a quite sharp picture.  Black Neon Tetras, about 3cm long swarm fishes. Like in the picture my aquarium shelters nine of those cool guys. This summer I began to feed more living prey like mosquito nymphs or even (proportional to the mouth of the fishes) large flies. They really love them  .  Amano shrimp. A greater species of freshwater shrimps. In my aquarium live three of them. Two females (4cm) and one male (2-3cm). Very quick and nocturnal the most time. During the feeding it's quite funny when they catch some piece of pelleted food and hurry away. Oh, and I should also mention the snails. Definitly hundreds of those 1-2mm long mollusks. There are at least two species in the fish tank. I think Great Ramshorn and a species of thiarids.
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Aug 16, 2013 19:13:40 GMT 5
I will take them out on nice days, to enjoy the natural light and partake in some dandy lions and clovers (thats only the dragons) although ny male bearded dragon has a thing so flying insects so he eats lots of bees and wasps when i take him out.
I live in Canada, northern B.C., if I left them out there they would be sooo dead..
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Post by Fragillimus335 on Aug 16, 2013 22:54:58 GMT 5
I had a pet leopard lizard for a few years.
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Aug 16, 2013 23:31:38 GMT 5
Cool
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Post by Fragillimus335 on Aug 23, 2013 1:12:52 GMT 5
One day he just stopped eating, I think it was because I spoiled him by catching wild grasshoppers during the summer, and the switch back to store-bought crickets wasn't high class enough for him anymore... lol. |
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Aug 23, 2013 1:18:56 GMT 5
One day he just stopped eating, I think it was because I spoiled him by catching wild grasshoppers during the summer, and the switch back to store-bought crickets wasn't high class enough for him anymore... lol. I doubt it, when they stop eating its usually stress or sickness, I lost a collared lizard because the stress of me moving into a new home was too much for him and he stopped eating and died. |
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Post by wild on Aug 25, 2013 7:52:16 GMT 5
Malgus died?!?! What a shame, I remember when you first got him, that was one really nice pic you posted
R.I.P Malgus
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Post by Honey Badger on Mar 10, 2014 4:58:17 GMT 5
This is Snickers, my ferret ![]()
I got him in December, he's a youngster so he just finished litter-training. Thank god ! He's real cute, sweet and energetic, but he's a real mischief maker!  I always have to get into real tiny spots to get him out of there and it hurts. |
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Mar 10, 2014 12:12:02 GMT 5
When i Was a kid I wanted a ferret, my mother wouldn't have it though.
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Post by Vodmeister on Mar 12, 2014 10:22:28 GMT 5
Not my picture, but you get the idea; I have 5 of them. Painful memories. Back in January, one of my budgies flew outside. He hasn't returned in months. At night it gets very cold here (-20); and there are a lot of predators out there. Best case scenario, someone found him and saved him, or called animal care. I fear the worst though. I thought I was done grieving. |
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Post by Reticulatus on Mar 23, 2014 9:16:23 GMT 5
I'm so sorry to hear that, I hope he has just found a new home.
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I always have to get into real tiny spots to get him out of there and it hurts.
