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now that is a cast iron guarantee that you will get a pair

you could just buy one that is a totally different body shape to yours ie: wider or narrower head wider or narrower hips take the fattness of tail into account as this is an indicator of how fat a bluey is good luck

careful cricketfella Barrie is connected, 8) :lol:

YEA right you have obviously never lived where the little crocs play when they are grownup

cross an albino frog with normal the colours in offspring will tell you the genotype

so is albinism in frogs sex linked or recessive then?

looks like a little Mack truck with the bulldog emblem on back to front

seen it done too, very accurate but it depends on who is doing it

boiled eggs shouldn't be used as the only food it gets try this page http://www.nzbirds.com/more/feed.html

don't feed white breads or milk go to pet shop get hand rearing mix or softfood can feed rolled oats soaked in water for 10 mins or so little bit of jellymeat or cat food, baby farex, wheat bran, wheat germ, wholemeal breads water with a little honey for energy, budgie seed etc good luck oh make sure food is warm it aids their digestion

tadpoles tend to suck more than chew even big taddies have small mouths as to deformities with the amount of eggs in a spawn just like goldfish they aren't all going to be perfect, all those different combinations of chromosones will throw a few oddities

as gannet said hard to tell from photo get full body shot including tail helps though try this site for more info http://www.repticzone.com/caresheets/146.html

about 9 months all up for the last one

get a licence and set your self up to do rescue and you can have your own though you only get to keep them til they are ready to go back to the wild 1 little blue probably eats about $20 of piper a week we have 3 blues, 1 little black shag now visiting about once a day for a top up feed and 3 whiteface herons doing the same

penguin probably knew where he was though this time of year their normal food supply is in shallower waters so they follow them they are best left alone when they come in shore one of this years rescue jobs

because we use these on a daily basis many of us overlook them as being a "chemical" and dangerous to boot under OSH rules you are supposed to have read the labels of any thing you use in the workplace and apply it accordingly there is a case for the tradesman to answer, possibly paying compensation, and he can be found liable if that is a road you want to go down OSH = Occupational Safety And Health

aurea have smooth backs, raniforms has little bumps on it

after this posting there is probably a ERMA application being compiled right now

bummer, it is mindblowing the amount of people handling chemicals in a trade situation who do not know what they are handling or applying sorry for your loss

is there a "list"?

where did you get the frogs from ashliegh?

got to concur with the fossil fish, from photo probably raniformis good link for id on frogs loopy yes broms stripe is probably the giveaway the term smart arse is a bit antagonistic oscarboy

spent most of my time as a kid in the gutter sailing iceblock stick boats down them that is

get your mind out of the gutter Ants