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casandra on Mar 25 2009, 08:42 AM said:

hobglobin on Mar 24 2009, 05:31 PM said:

casandra on Mar 24 2009, 10:25 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 24 2009, 05:17 PM said:

casandra on Mar 24 2009, 10:09 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 24 2009, 01:17 PM said:

Kami23 on Mar 24 2009, 06:08 PM said:

I have two corns! :) a carolina and a reverse okatee :) and yeah the axoltl ovr here isnt very colourful :)


But you can eat the axolotls too, if necessary. :)

I've this pet:


But not native one here, but a re-breed from a dealer.

and it's got more hair than you :)...is this the famous beaver-eating spider?


Predominantly I have it (or her/him) to awe cheeky hecklers and brats :)

some pet owner you are if you can't even tell if it's a he or a she...although an insect ignoramus, I bet I have sharper eyes than you do :)


Actually it is not an insect, but looking at the voracity I guess it is a.... Hmm, use your own imagination :)

it's the non-insect equivalent of a jerk and jerks are usually............:(

Do the unshaved legs and hairy armpits make it a fe.....ist? You know, a m..-eater? :) :)

-swanny-

swanny on Mar 24 2009, 08:45 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 08:42 AM said:

hobglobin on Mar 24 2009, 05:31 PM said:

casandra on Mar 24 2009, 10:25 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 24 2009, 05:17 PM said:

casandra on Mar 24 2009, 10:09 PM said:



I've this pet:


and it's got more hair than you :lol:...is this the famous beaver-eating spider?


Predominantly I have it (or her/him) to awe cheeky hecklers and brats :P

some pet owner you are if you can't even tell if it's a he or a she...although an insect ignoramus, I bet I have sharper eyes than you do :lol:


Actually it is not an insect, but looking at the voracity I guess it is a.... Hmm, use your own imagination ;)

it's the non-insect equivalent of a jerk and jerks are usually............:(

Do the unshaved legs and hairy armpits make it a fe.....ist? You know, a m..-eater? :wacko: ;)

But seeing all the mess that it's made and then not cleaning up after itself...hey, just look at all those cobwebs...it's gotta be a hairy lazy m......:wacko: .. ..but it's cute though and can be trained...:D
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one of the cutest and littlest furry creatures on ice:



now all I need is a top-of-the-line igloo.....

-casandra-

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:21 PM said:

one of the cutest and littlest furry creatures on ice:


now all I need is a top-of-the-line igloo.....

A living "scheme of childlike characteristics", big eyes, big head, small nose,.... And fluffy fur. Triggering parental care behaviour. And perhaps a fur allergy. :)
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hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:29 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:21 PM said:

one of the cutest and littlest furry creatures on ice:


now all I need is a top-of-the-line igloo.....

A living "scheme of childlike characteristics", big eyes, big head, small nose,.... And fluffy fur. Triggering parental care behaviour. And perhaps a fur allergy. ^_^

:) you forgot the whiskers...this is a harp whitecoat....the white fur is a camouflage, it'd be shed a few days after birth..these seal pups are always in danger- from nature, the unscrupulous hunters....so yes, they kinda trigger our mothering instinct...

-casandra-

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:44 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:29 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:21 PM said:

one of the cutest and littlest furry creatures on ice:


now all I need is a top-of-the-line igloo.....

A living "scheme of childlike characteristics", big eyes, big head, small nose,.... And fluffy fur. Triggering parental care behaviour. And perhaps a fur allergy. ;)

:) you forgot the whiskers...this is a harp whitecoat....the white fur is a camouflage, it'd be shed a few days after birth..these seal pups are always in danger- from nature, the unscrupulous hunters....so yes, they kinda trigger our mothering instinct...

I guess if you smell the dead-fish bad breath, then the trigger is gone ^_^ . Not a really a suitable pet, and the bathtub is too small.

-hobglobin-

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:49 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:44 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:29 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:21 PM said:

one of the cutest and littlest furry creatures on ice:


now all I need is a top-of-the-line igloo.....

A living "scheme of childlike characteristics", big eyes, big head, small nose,.... And fluffy fur. Triggering parental care behaviour. And perhaps a fur allergy. :P

:) you forgot the whiskers...this is a harp whitecoat....the white fur is a camouflage, it'd be shed a few days after birth..these seal pups are always in danger- from nature, the unscrupulous hunters....so yes, they kinda trigger our mothering instinct...

I guess if you smell the dead-fish bad breath, then the trigger is gone ^_^ . Not a really a suitable pet, and the bathtub is too small.

Howcome you know the smell of a dead fish bad breath? another one of your weird hobbies? ;)...that's why I said we need an igloo...perhaps you can build one dr H? B)

-casandra-

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:57 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:49 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:44 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:29 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:21 PM said:

one of the cutest and littlest furry creatures on ice:


now all I need is a top-of-the-line igloo.....

A living "scheme of childlike characteristics", big eyes, big head, small nose,.... And fluffy fur. Triggering parental care behaviour. And perhaps a fur allergy. :P

:P you forgot the whiskers...this is a harp whitecoat....the white fur is a camouflage, it'd be shed a few days after birth..these seal pups are always in danger- from nature, the unscrupulous hunters....so yes, they kinda trigger our mothering instinct...

I guess if you smell the dead-fish bad breath, then the trigger is gone :lol: . Not a really a suitable pet, and the bathtub is too small.

Howcome you know the smell of a dead fish bad breath? another one of your weird hobbies? :lol:...that's why I said we need an igloo...perhaps you can build one dr H? B)

I prefer the fully equipped and heated research station. :P Otherwise a lot of furs would be necessary to keep warm :lol:

-hobglobin-

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 06:08 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:57 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:49 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:44 PM said:

hobglobin on Mar 25 2009, 05:29 PM said:

casandra on Mar 25 2009, 10:21 PM said:

one of the cutest and littlest furry creatures on ice:


now all I need is a top-of-the-line igloo.....

A living "scheme of childlike characteristics", big eyes, big head, small nose,.... And fluffy fur. Triggering parental care behaviour. And perhaps a fur allergy. :P

:P you forgot the whiskers...this is a harp whitecoat....the white fur is a camouflage, it'd be shed a few days after birth..these seal pups are always in danger- from nature, the unscrupulous hunters....so yes, they kinda trigger our mothering instinct...

I guess if you smell the dead-fish bad breath, then the trigger is gone :lol: . Not a really a suitable pet, and the bathtub is too small.

Howcome you know the smell of a dead fish bad breath? another one of your weird hobbies? :lol:...that's why I said we need an igloo...perhaps you can build one dr H? B)

I prefer the fully equipped and heated research station. B) Otherwise a lot of furs would be necessary to keep warm :lol:

you can cuddle the harp pup...:P ....what's a little bit of subzero temps?...you don't know what you're missing.. :P

-casandra-

hobglobin on Mar 24 2009, 06:17 PM said:

Kami23 on Mar 24 2009, 06:08 PM said:

I have two corns! :) a carolina and a reverse okatee :) and yeah the axoltl ovr here isnt very colourful :(


But you can eat the axolotls too, if necessary. :P

I've this pet:



But not native one here, but a re-breed from a dealer.


ooo hes loverly... its not often you find people into exotics.. this is my little lot :)

http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/members/evo...les-plenty.html

-Kami23-
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