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My Bearded Dragon closes his left eye alot - I'm just
livingart replied to Sweetysmum's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
is there any discharge from the eye and is his breathing slightly raspy? also may be something under lid, but usually close and rub the eye -
don't you think when your dressed in pink that an elephant with no nose would fast decompose it couldn't eat well not with those feet with no trunk to squirm that large pachyderm would look very lean or might never have been
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if the blocks have holes in them you could line them up and slide a length of steel rod or pipe in them that would tie the whole lot together just drill a hole in the shelving to accomodate the rod
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i think some one sent it on that e mail thingy
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"well Dad you said we had to get some new experiences and we've never been here before"
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i thought the jury was still out on the origin of the blues?
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your not still feeding them wine biscuits and playing barry white to them are you alan?
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i think the amount of lead used in the average tank getting weekly water changes would be low the level can be affected by the amount of oxygen and carbonic acid present in the water good question. i wonder how much to get your water tested?
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lighting makes red aros look better than daylight does
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when i was a child i was beaten with a copy of Confuscius' analects and told to wisen up lad
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somethings in life are blatantly cruel and obvious to everyone while others are not so clear cut and will be judged by each of us depending on how we were moulded by our environmental influences and experiences as we grew up
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maybe it would be healthier to drink my green water before the daphnia get it
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we are all entitled to express our feelings so long as we keep within the guidelines yes i agree that it does seem cruel i wouldn't do it myself in a bath, but a large deep natural pond in a big enclosure, probably even in the wild, having seen one of these cats hunt, the catfish had no chance maybe it could be likened to using feeder fish for larger fish,
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yes hes nice quite cruisy in the tank as well, not agressive mind you though he is over 8 inches so doesn't have to prove he is the alpha fish
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i have been known to eat some strange things 8)
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yea he has made 2 of ours well made tanks and he has been round awhile
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looking good my man
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think you will find it is possibly an asian fishing cat The Fishing Cat (Prionailurus viverrinus) i base that on the patterning and last photo seems to show the square face of that species some would say that was positive enrichment for the cat and it was doing what it has done for hundreds of years they actually are capable of taking out bigger fish in the wild
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sorry kiwi couldn't keep it in too long
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shall i post the answer now? i'm having trouble waiting
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hi dan, welcome and enjoy your time here
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Probably taste better than algae wafers
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got sent this today What Happens Next? PICK A, B, C or D..... A. Leopard-Kitty Falls into the Bath B. Shark-Fish Jumps up and Bites Leopard-Kitty C. The Guy Holding the Camera Falls into the Bath D. Leopard-Kitty Becomes Possessed, Dives into the Water, has a massive Underwater Crash-Tackle Fight and Catches the Shark-Fish, carries it to his Food Bowl and wants it to be Cooked.
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this guy is coming up 10 years old
