Meet The Pets : Tell Us About Your Four Legged Friends : )

Thanks guys,

Steve, small planted tanks are amazing pieces of interior decor. I've got a "fluval flora" tank that's been stable coming on 4 years. It has about 6 crypt in it and 3 amazon swords and 5 Amano shrimp who are all just as old. I add no food and she shrimp are active every day with just window light feeding the nutrient cycle. Its so fun to watch, and its cool to have shrimp that are years old lol

Amano shrimps are very beneficial to a planted aquarium Chris. I kept them to keep hair algae under control and as you say, they are relatively long lived. The shrimps I had bred regularly, but having fish in the tank and a fairly powerful filter non of the young survived.
I gave my previous aquarium away over 9 years ago, as my daughter was starting to walk & I was worried that she might stumble and catch her head or eyes on the sharp corners of the stand.
I'm looking forward to getting back into fish keeping as, I have had over 30 years experience keeping & breeding them both domestically & professionally.

Only just found this thread, some nice pets in this thread and nice tanks to, here's our four legged friend, Sandy a shih Tzu, she's my baby really, she is the family pet but I see her as mine
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Here I am with her before she went to the groomers
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Sandy is very cute Ian. BTW, it's nice to put a face to your name.

Adorable Ian

and your little dogs cute too

Cheers guys, yeah that's me handsome debonair man about town

nice puppy ian , I had them when I was younger.. well my mom actually did . very sweet and loyal dogs .
I gotta get some pics up in this thread

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Hey Steve, Do you still have your pet spider mate  

Love to see a pic if you do buddy

I'm not scared or spiders (in the UK anyway ) but I do respect them, fascinating creatures

It's not very good Andy as she was being uncooperative, but here's a pic of my Chillian Rose. She has a leg span of 5". I'll take a better one when circumstances permit.

I have been kinda avoiding this section as I was missing my furballs everytime I would look on here, but me and Crystal have gotten a new cat from our daughter. Her and her soon to be hubby are moving to the east coast for work and are only able to take one of their cats.

They asked us if we would take Robs who is a 4 year old which is exactly what be and Crystal were thinking of getting, due to her health having a kitten would be way to hard for her to deal with while I am at work.Of course getting their cat we know his entire history as he had him from kittenhood, and one thing we are doing is getting pet insurance so knowing the full history is a good thing.

So I would like to introduce our newest member of the family to all of you and your lovely pets.

This is Tyrael

Nice looking cat!

Mine is sleeping on the heater here beside me while I’m “studying”

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Hey Steve, Do you still have your pet spider mate  

Love to see a pic if you do buddy

I'm not scared or spiders (in the UK anyway ) but I do respect them, fascinating creatures

It's not very good Andy as she was being uncooperative, but here's a pic of my Chillian Rose. She has a leg span of 5". I'll take a better one when circumstances permit.

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Wow how did I miss that, she's an absolute beauty Steve Does she let you pick her up, I've heard you have to be very gentle or you could easily hurt them Thanks for posting a pic Steve

2 great cats you have there men

Those cats look nice, glad you got a new furry friend to call your own Larry
And your cat looks snug Chris, great pics, chillian rose, that's a heck of a leg span, and an unusual but cool pet

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Wow how did I miss that, she's an absolute beauty Steve Does she let you pick her up, I've heard you have to be very gentle or you could easily hurt them Thanks for posting a pic Steve

Thanks Andy. I can handle her when needed but I don't do it often as frequent handling can cause stress. As you say, you do need to be gentle and I always make sure that she's no more than an inch or two above a flat surface so that there is no danger of her jumping or falling from a height that could cause injury. I also watch her body language, as when these spiders feel threatened they can flick abdominal hairs which can be harmful if inhaled or they get into your eyes. She could also deliver a painful bite (the venom isn't strong but she does have large fangs).

love the cats guys ... sweet spider steve . very cool

the result of me getting hosed at the vets for some $200 antibiotic cream   doctor approved

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Me and the wife always laugh when we see the cone of shame!

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is that a Cornish Rex?

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Haven't posted for a while, so here is the black cat with the C3PO that arrived during the week

Great pic Paul, black cat guarding C3PO

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is that a Cornish Rex?

Apparently its a "Devon Rex", not that I can articulate the difference. A Cornish Rex kinda has a bigger nose.

Great shot of your cat with 3-PO!