busybones wrote:My husband hates spiders too...but he'll play with his scorpions lol i don't get it
I scream and run in the other direction when I see one. Not proud of that fact, but I am proud of the speed with which I flee and the pitch I hit as I scream! I've made bats go, "What the hell did he just say?" as I ran by!
That's sooo funny, we do herpetology and sometimes i'll hear him scream and take off like a jet...Copperhead? rattler? i ask no just a small spider!
My Puffers: Puffers I have kept: T lineatus T miurus A modestus T biocellatus C valentini C coranata C papuan C lorteti DPs suvattii burrfish T niphobles
My Puffers: 1 GSP (Microfiche) RIP, 1 Monotrete Turgidus (Leon) in a 30gal. 1 Monotrete suvattii in a 40 gal FW. 120 gallon BW with 3 juvenile Dragon Gobies (so cool). 55 gal with a 2" GSP named Hank. 180 gallon being set up for a Fahaka in the next few months!
"Darwin swings...annnnnnd a miss. Boy Jim, Chuck's suffered at the plate tonight. He's 0 for 3 and I'm not sure he's recovered from that shoulder pull a few weeks ago. I'll bet the front office is re-thinking that contract."
I LOVE these guys, I wish I had the space and resources to keep one as a pet, they are made of pure, concentrated awesome. Apparently, they do taste good, which is one of the reasons they're gone from a number of islands they used to inhabit.
No matter how magnificent your successes or devastating your failures, the worlds' approximately 5 billion impoverished people could not possibly care less.
_I_ want to make the crab happy! A crab with a 3 foot armspan would rule, it would be like getting to have one of those face hugger aliens as a pet! Big meals of fresh food, giant sand pit with dried tree trunks to climb on, acrylic plates along the walls so it can't tear through the sheetrock, massive stainless steel caging on the viewing half of the space for air flow... containing an animal that can pick open a coconut is work, they can apparently learn to open simple mechanical or spring latches pretty quickly too, so locks or twisted wire are recommended to keep their cage shut.
No matter how magnificent your successes or devastating your failures, the worlds' approximately 5 billion impoverished people could not possibly care less.
My Puffers: Mbu Puffer named Naboo South American Puffer named Bollo RIP :( 3 Dwarf Puffers yet to be named Red Eye Red Tailed Puffer - Returned to LFS for being to vicious Porky the Porcupine Pup the Dogface
Nick wrote:_I_ want to make the crab happy! A crab with a 3 foot armspan would rule, it would be like getting to have one of those face hugger aliens as a pet! Big meals of fresh food, giant sand pit with dried tree trunks to climb on, acrylic plates along the walls so it can't tear through the sheetrock, massive stainless steel caging on the viewing half of the space for air flow... containing an animal that can pick open a coconut is work, they can apparently learn to open simple mechanical or spring latches pretty quickly too, so locks or twisted wire are recommended to keep their cage shut.
It wouldn't surprise me if you could ride on it's back!
Tiny crabs are very strong for their size so this thing must be pretty powerfull
My Puffers: Mbu Puffer named Naboo South American Puffer named Bollo RIP :( 3 Dwarf Puffers yet to be named Red Eye Red Tailed Puffer - Returned to LFS for being to vicious Porky the Porcupine Pup the Dogface
My Puffers: Mbu Puffer named Naboo South American Puffer named Bollo RIP :( 3 Dwarf Puffers yet to be named Red Eye Red Tailed Puffer - Returned to LFS for being to vicious Porky the Porcupine Pup the Dogface
