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Post by spinosaurus1 on Jul 23, 2014 19:48:20 GMT 5
iggy the iguana    I also have a frilled dragon and a green anole but I don't have any photos at this moment |
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Post by Vodmeister on Jul 25, 2014 11:57:46 GMT 5
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Post by Infinity Blade on Jul 25, 2014 16:29:14 GMT 5
My brother and I used to have two leopard geckos. Now we're back with just the fish tank, which we've actually had for much longer than the geckos (and I guess the fish in there probably died as well). Not sure if we're getting more fish.
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Post by macshadow on Sept 15, 2014 14:26:10 GMT 5
I am thinking about buying an aquarium for shrimps like Derdadort. By the way mate do you know that you're helping the ecology and world environment?  Arthropods are of ecological importance because of their sheer numbers and extreme diversity. More than 874,000 living species of arthropods have been identified, making up more than 80 percent of all named species of animals. However, it is estimated that many more thousands of arthropods exist that have not yet been named. Most of these unnamed species are small beetles and other insects, and most of these occur in old-growth tropical rain forests—areas that have not yet been well explored. Read more: www.scienceclarified.com/Al-As/Arthropods.html#ixzz3DNIU0idSAs for me I have a cat (Scottish fold)and a dog (English bulldog) and I will try to upload pictures when I get home (doing night shifts). Those two are my true pals |
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Post by full on Oct 21, 2015 20:15:58 GMT 5
Max, my 3 1/2 year old Lab, he's posing with his best mate Stan here, he's meeting my girlfriends dog tommorow for the first time:  |
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Oct 22, 2015 5:36:07 GMT 5
The B**** that my dog will be mated to when I stud him out to a coworker.  |
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Post by full on Oct 22, 2015 17:05:01 GMT 5
The B**** that my dog will be mated to when I stud him out to a coworker. She's got a nice build, what breed(s) is she? Your dog is becoming quite the lethario isn't he? |
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Post by Infinity Blade on Oct 23, 2015 0:00:57 GMT 5
Max, my 3 1/2 year old Lab, he's posing with his best mate Stan here, he's meeting my girlfriends dog tommorow for the first time: Have they met yet? |
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Post by full on Oct 23, 2015 0:40:06 GMT 5
Max, my 3 1/2 year old Lab, he's posing with his best mate Stan here, he's meeting my girlfriends dog tommorow for the first time: Have they met yet? Yes they have. It went really well, not that I had any worries, Max is great with other dogs and my girlfriends dog, Poppy, is a ***** anyway. The only thing I have to watch is if Max plays too rough, Poppy is only 7 months old and she's silly excitable when she meets new people & dogs and Max loves to play wrestle but he's twice the size of her and sometimes gets a bit to much, so I have step in every now and then to keep things calm. |
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Oct 23, 2015 3:08:49 GMT 5
The B**** that my dog will be mated to when I stud him out to a coworker. She's got a nice build, what breed(s) is she? Your dog is becoming quite the lethario isn't he? She says she's a bullmastiff and he's a good looking boy so I'm not too surprised. |
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Post by full on Oct 23, 2015 3:52:08 GMT 5
She says she's a bullmastiff and he's a good looking boy so I'm not too surprised. Nice man, I used to own a bullmastiff. That dog looks like she's in good shape, better than most. They should throw some attractive pups, do you know anything about her temprament? |
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Oct 23, 2015 6:15:52 GMT 5
She says she's a bullmastiff and he's a good looking boy so I'm not too surprised. Nice man, I used to own a bullmastiff. That dog looks like she's in good shape, better than most. They should throw some attractive pups, do you know anything about her temprament? from what shes told me very dominant, food possessive but not dog or people aggressive from what ive heard. im not too worried about Reese will put up with just about any crap a female dog does to him if it means he'll get laid |
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Post by full on Oct 23, 2015 17:50:51 GMT 5
Nice man, I used to own a bullmastiff. That dog looks like she's in good shape, better than most. They should throw some attractive pups, do you know anything about her temprament? from what shes told me very dominant, food possessive but not dog or people aggressive from what ive heard. im not too worried about Reese will put up with just about any crap a female dog does to him if it means he'll get laid Smooth operator. Wonder about Max sometimes, dogs got no interest in females but he puts the shoes to his blanket near enough every day. Daft sod. |
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Post by Venomous Dragon on Oct 23, 2015 23:38:55 GMT 5
from what shes told me very dominant, food possessive but not dog or people aggressive from what ive heard. im not too worried about Reese will put up with just about any crap a female dog does to him if it means he'll get laid Smooth operator. Wonder about Max sometimes, dogs got no interest in females but he puts the shoes to his blanket near enough every day. Daft sod. Maybe for the best at least his doesn't try to fight with every other dog that has nuts. I don't think Reese has met any neutered males so I don't know how he responds to dogs that don't have nuts bit also don't have a vagina |
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Post by full on Oct 24, 2015 2:28:00 GMT 5
Smooth operator. Wonder about Max sometimes, dogs got no interest in females but he puts the shoes to his blanket near enough every day. Daft sod. Maybe for the best at least his doesn't try to fight with every other dog that has nuts. I don't think Reese has met any neutered males so I don't know how he responds to dogs that don't have nuts bit also don't have a vagina Max just has no desire to shag or fight any other dog, just wants to play with them all, not that I'm complaining, he's totally trustworthy. One thing I have noticed with Max is he marks all over the place when we are out, does those big long exaggerated scrapes, that's the behaviour of a dominant, macho male, yet he's a complete puppy with every dog he meets. Maybe he'll become more interested in the ladies as he gets older. My GSD X Husky developed pretty serious male aggression out of nowhere when he got to around two years old, he could tell if a dog was male regardless of neutering, I think they can just tell. |
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Arthropods are of ecological importance because of their sheer numbers and extreme diversity. More than 874,000 living species of arthropods have been identified, making up more than 80 percent of all named species of animals. However, it is estimated that many more thousands of arthropods exist that have not yet been named. Most of these unnamed species are small beetles and other insects, and most of these occur in old-growth tropical rain forests—areas that have not yet been well explored.
