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Getbig Misc Discussion Boards => Pet Board => Topic started by: TheAnimal on March 31, 2007, 08:47:00 PM
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A pet rock?
Sea monkeys?
A dog with no fur?
Discuss.
;D
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A pet rock?
Sea monkeys?
A dog with no fur?
Discuss.
;D
Had a black bear for a summer... :)
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A hermit crab that scared me, chameleons, and a hedgehog I suppose.
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31 Chickens...or a Raccoon
I'm sure there's more....but these stand out in my head the most as being weird
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Hermit crabs
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:D
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Hermit crabs
Mine scared me! I don't know why I got him, but I didn't want his crabby legs to touch me! :o
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Mine scared me! I don't know why I got him, but I didn't want his crabby legs to touch me! :o
It was great watching them eat peanut butter ;D
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It was great watching them eat peanut butter ;D
They remind me of big spiders!
I had an iguana too, he scared me. I placed him with a lizard guy that wasn't afraid of him. ::)
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A pet rock?
Sea monkeys?
A dog with no fur?
Discuss.
;D
how about an afghani ?? ;D...but that ws in pakistan..
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Toxic.....you ever have a pet?
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we had a pet ferret once. he used to climb into the showe stall and take a dump there! bruno, my dog was kind weird. he had no tail!
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bruno, my dog was kind weird. he had no tail!
One of my friends has a tail-less Pom :'( Poor guy ~ her husband ran over his tail when he was a pup. He's 11 years old now - just fine.
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A Hinge-back tortoise.
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A Hinge-back tortoise.
never heard of that....interesting
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I stop for turtles ;)
...and get out of my car and move them across the road
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Hermit Crab, blue lobster, and my chinchillas.
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a blue lobster?
now there's a first
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a blue lobster?
now there's a first
He was pretty kewl. They have blue crabs as well.
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looks kind of scary Laura
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looks kind of scary Laura
They are definitely weird. They don't do much though. Just swim around and eat the crap on the bottom of the tank.
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how long did it live?
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how long did it live?
Normally they live quite a while, but my crayfish (it was the same size as the lobster) killed the damn thing, along with the crab. >:( Little bastard. The crayfish cost only a buck and the other 2 were $20 a piece.
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I stop for turtles ;)
...and get out of my car and move them across the road
As do I.
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small monkey=ringtail
and before anyone ask i bought him out of the exotic pets column in the classifieds of the houston chronicle for $250
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Well, i was going out with this girl and she was............ WHAT, it doesn't count, what do you mean it's pet only........... but she was weird........ :-\ oh well!
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Well, i was going out with this girl and she was............ WHAT, it doesn't count, what do you mean it's pet only........... but she was weird........ :-\ oh well!
did she have a tail ??? ;D
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Porcupine.
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I used to raise Piranhas. Got them when they were about the size of a dime. My friend had a restaurant next door to an exotic fish importer. He would bring them in from the South America hidden among moss. They were really small. I would have them for about 6 moths or so and sell them. They ate gobi's and gold fish and occasionally gave them rats in my feeder tank. I would have maybe 20 of them. I would put about 10 gobi's in and in the morning none of them had tails. they would eat the tails so it was easier to get them when they were hungry. I learned about the feeder tank after I once just dropped a rat in the tank. It became so bloody and fucked up I had to drain and clean everything. What a pain in the ass. I then got a 25 gallon tank and only filled it up about a 1/3 of the way with no rocks or anything except on rock in the middle that came out of the water about an inch. I would take 3 or 4 piranhas then place the rat on the rock. most of his body was in the water but he could sit on the rock. The fish would then grab him and pull him in while chomping off small pieces My friend would come over all the time and watch this shit. It was awesome. I would get about $600 for one.
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I used to raise Piranhas. Got them when they were about the size of a dime. My friend had a restaurant next door to an exotic fish importer. He would bring them in from the South America hidden among moss. They were really small. I would have them for about 6 moths or so and sell them. They ate gobi's and gold fish and occasionally gave them rats in my feeder tank. I would have maybe 20 of them. I would put about 10 gobi's in and in the morning none of them had tails. they would eat the tails so it was easier to get them when they were hungry. I learned about the feeder tank after I once just dropped a rat in the tank. It became so bloody and fucked up I had to drain and clean everything. What a pain in the ass. I then got a 25 gallon tank and only filled it up about a 1/3 of the way with no rocks or anything except on rock in the middle that came out of the water about an inch. I would take 3 or 4 piranhas then place the rat on the rock. most of his body was in the water but he could sit on the rock. The fish would then grab him and pull him in while chomping off small pieces My friend would come over all the time and watch this shit. It was awesome. I would get about $600 for one.
I had a friend who had fire belly piranas. They started out small and grew pretty good size. He only fed them hamburg and tuna. He could put his hand in and arrange the rocks and what not and they didn't bother him. Me personally wouldn't put a finger in there. :)
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sulcuta tortoise
pigmy seahorses
octopus
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I just bought a Dragon Fish he is pretty crazy...
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i had a chinchilla and ferrett...didn't get a lot of sleep. Now i have a Bengal and a Munchkin. The Bengal looks like a small leopard running around the house...the Munchkin...picture a wiener dog...but a cat, his gut rubs on the floor when he walks.
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now thats interesting
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I had a friend who had fire belly piranas. They started out small and grew pretty good size. He only fed them hamburg and tuna. He could put his hand in and arrange the rocks and what not and they didn't bother him. Me personally wouldn't put a finger in there. :)
I raised mostly black's. red bellys were calm compared to these. Kept the water at about 82 degrees to keep them active.
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I raised mostly black's. red bellys were calm compared to these. Kept the water at about 82 degrees to keep them active.
True, the red bellys didn't do much. :-\
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box fish.
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I had a baby beaver.
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Yea...but babies -- very pale yellow w/ no spots yet. Lots of them in a little 6"x6"x6" clear plastic box...bouncing all around and off each other and the walls.
lots of different subspecies of boxfish. I like the cow boxfish, with the horns and no spots. Definitely a very interesting fish to watch. I have a Green Mandarin Goby in my tank that is mesmerising to stare at.