591 pts · June 20, 2015
It does originally derive from cría though. Sorry I did not originally understand :)
Ah I see. I’m referring to cria which is the word for young llamas and alpacas. Not cría. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cria
? Not sure what you mean. Cria is another word for a young alpaca or llama.
I’m probably going back to it. He loved to make burrows and we want to grow some edible plants in there.
Used to use a top soil and play sand mixture. Same I use for my monitor lizards.
Hehe, he does look like a caramel snack!
Also wanted to add pastels usually don’t have that white mark, which is the paradox. It is a mutation and not genetic.
First is a banana/clown/pinstripe and I believe pastel. I’ll have to check his label on Monday. The second is a pastel with a paradox
These are just days old.
Thank you! He came home by "accident". Went in for feeders, came out with one of my dream corn morphs.
tortoise*
Cont: so she supports my hobby until October 28th. On that day, my birthday, I'm applying for a job at Petco and will be paying everything:)
My mother is my biggest supporter. I'm 17 and the only jobs for my age is burger flipping which my mom doesn't want me to do..
Penguinchick is correct. 0.1 = 1 female 1.0 = 1 male 0.0.1 = 1 unsexed. So if you had 2.0.3 you would have 2 males, 0 females, 3 unsexed :)
Thanks, she measures 3 inches. You and her have a lot in common :)
Is eating all your shrimp
Yes!!! people finally get the name reference!!
As a teenager, I could live in there if I set it up for myself tbh.
There's a REALLY calm one at my local reptile shop who just climbed right up on me and hung out, but sadly it was male :(
I'm hoping when I get him a girlfriend she'll be calmer.
A lot of agamids do. Bearded dragons have them too. It's just really long toes
While I appreciate you all getting worried about my contracting an illness. Salmonella is actually very rare in healthy reptiles.
I'm sorry. It's Krelborn
As I said to someone earlier, really the only way I will ever contract something from a reptile is if they're in nasty conditions
Everything is, but nothing that has yet to harm me and if it does, welp, my fault. I'm not even kissing him haha. My lips are just close.
Really the only way to get salmonella from a reptile is if it is living in very dirty, disgusting conditions.
Salmonella is very uncommon to get with reptiles. I've been kissing my reptiles for over 10 years, never once had salmonella.
Thanks for clearing that up, Arctic!
His name is Seymour, actually. Maybe I'll name my next monitor Voldemort/Voldy
Savannah monitor/bosc monitor, Varanus exanthematicus
It does originally derive from cría though. Sorry I did not originally understand :)
Ah I see. I’m referring to cria which is the word for young llamas and alpacas. Not cría. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cria
? Not sure what you mean. Cria is another word for a young alpaca or llama.
I’m probably going back to it. He loved to make burrows and we want to grow some edible plants in there.
Used to use a top soil and play sand mixture. Same I use for my monitor lizards.
Hehe, he does look like a caramel snack!
Also wanted to add pastels usually don’t have that white mark, which is the paradox. It is a mutation and not genetic.
First is a banana/clown/pinstripe and I believe pastel. I’ll have to check his label on Monday. The second is a pastel with a paradox
These are just days old.
Thank you! He came home by "accident". Went in for feeders, came out with one of my dream corn morphs.
tortoise*
Cont: so she supports my hobby until October 28th. On that day, my birthday, I'm applying for a job at Petco and will be paying everything:)
My mother is my biggest supporter. I'm 17 and the only jobs for my age is burger flipping which my mom doesn't want me to do..
Penguinchick is correct. 0.1 = 1 female 1.0 = 1 male 0.0.1 = 1 unsexed. So if you had 2.0.3 you would have 2 males, 0 females, 3 unsexed :)
Thanks, she measures 3 inches. You and her have a lot in common :)
Is eating all your shrimp
Yes!!! people finally get the name reference!!
As a teenager, I could live in there if I set it up for myself tbh.
There's a REALLY calm one at my local reptile shop who just climbed right up on me and hung out, but sadly it was male :(
I'm hoping when I get him a girlfriend she'll be calmer.
A lot of agamids do. Bearded dragons have them too. It's just really long toes
While I appreciate you all getting worried about my contracting an illness. Salmonella is actually very rare in healthy reptiles.
I'm sorry. It's Krelborn
As I said to someone earlier, really the only way I will ever contract something from a reptile is if they're in nasty conditions
Everything is, but nothing that has yet to harm me and if it does, welp, my fault. I'm not even kissing him haha. My lips are just close.
Really the only way to get salmonella from a reptile is if it is living in very dirty, disgusting conditions.
Salmonella is very uncommon to get with reptiles. I've been kissing my reptiles for over 10 years, never once had salmonella.
Thanks for clearing that up, Arctic!
His name is Seymour, actually. Maybe I'll name my next monitor Voldemort/Voldy
Savannah monitor/bosc monitor, Varanus exanthematicus