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Some of the prettiest red x's I've seen in a long time! :yup:
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Originally Posted by rbob93
why is(or she) looking at me sideways. I don't like that!
She,Quote:
Originally Posted by Smkn_TA
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that lizard is retarded sometimes
Your Iguana looks very proud and majestic. You should visit this place. We have reptiles bordering on original dinosaur dimensions roaming free. I almost ran over a 5ft ball python on my bicycle one night. The state is presently hunting down giant Anacondas or something out in the Everglades. I ran over an 8ft long Alligator on route 29 about 2 months ago. I felt bad but it was unavoidable. 3+ft Iguanas are not uncommon.
The reason we got the iguana is the wife and i went to mexico for a vacation years back and got one when we got home. It's a great pet its about 3 years old and 5+ feet long, its a great pet even got her litter trained.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goat-E
how old is your iggy and dragon???
The iggy (chevy) is about 3 years, and the bearded dragon (mustang) is about 2 yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
chevy is huge!!! mustang looks a little bigger than my dragon (who is only a year... well... that i've had him...)Quote:
Originally Posted by 02Sweet
Chevy is great, i walk her on a leash around my yard and block. So if you ever see an iguana outside in souderton its mine. The neighbors think its funny as hell. Even the cops come by to look. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
Mustang is about 16" with tale. It was the runt when we bought him. We got him and he was only the size of my palm:
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The red x's were prettier! :lol:
This is what happens when kim gets bored:
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Originally Posted by 02SweetChevy is great, i walk her on a leash around my yard and block. So if you ever see an iguana outside in souderton its mine. The neighbors think its funny as hell. Even the cops come by to look. :lol:
Mustang is about 16" with tale. It was the runt when we bought him. We got him and he was only the size of my palm:
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Originally Posted by 02SweetThis is what happens when kim gets bored:
hahahahahahahaha!!!
you don't like my pets:cry2:Quote:
Originally Posted by rbob93
I have had 3 Iguanas in my lifetime. I'm presently evaluating the feasibility of having a Cuttlefish as a pet. It would be like having a million pets in 1 IMO. Either that or a Chameleon. The pygmy Wooley Mammoth doesn't look like it's gonna work out :jk: (This idea has actually come up in conversation believe it or not. I was gonna give it dreadlocks and call it Rhastaluppikus)Quote:
Originally Posted by 02Sweet
why not get a cuttlefish it would have to be in a big tank thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Goat-E
Somebody was giving away a hexigonal 80 gallon with all the pumps an filters on craigs list a while back. I was in the process of moving and missed the gimmie. It's a little exotic and needs some research. Although I could acquire one for $0 by diving in the Keys. Transporting it back over a 3 hour period could present a problem. We'll see. I'm goin to bed. Later :zzz:Quote:
Originally Posted by 02Sweet
PS I'm fairly sure that it would be the only living thing in the tank for it would eat EVERYTHING. Other fish, mollusks, crustaceans ect.
how old is your beardie? we have a german giant citrus mix....she 20"Quote:
Originally Posted by 02Sweet
Just figured I would share:naughtywa
2 years i don't know what mix it is. It was the smallest cheapest one at the reptile showQuote:
Originally Posted by astyles
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Originally Posted by Goat-E
:hmm: i'm thinking maybe just catch a cthulhu... :D
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Originally Posted by Spaz
LOL @ the tutu
:rotfl: Awesome pets! :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by 02SweetThis is what happens when kim gets bored:
Nice pets. Never been much into reptiles but they look cool as hell. Have you ever visited Clyde Peelings' below Williamsport?
never heard of it? williamsport is about a 3-4 ride for me thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by pajeff02
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Originally Posted by 02Sweet
Went there a few year's ago on a class field trip with my daughter -- pretty incredible: http://www.reptiland.com/
looks pretty sweet might have to make a fishing trip up there and check it out on the way homeQuote:
Originally Posted by pajeff02
Depends on how big that thing is. If it's the size of a human being I'm cool but if it's Cloverfield Monster big I don't have the room. Plus I've never seen one of those while diving but it looks like it would transport nicely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
:hmm: you could use it's tentacles as a tie down... :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Goat-E
Holy shit thats just wrong...:brick2:but funny as hellQuote:
Originally Posted by 02SweetThis is what happens when kim gets bored:
You need a gecko now.
My son has 2 anoles,2 green tree frogs, a mouse and 2 cats so far. I really want a ferret and a chinese water dragon.However my wife(whose name is Kim as well) says no more pets.
I really want to build a house and have a tropical themed room with various plants and terrariums,aquarariums and pets about. maybe even a couple pygmy marmosets. they rock as well.
we should swap wifes she wants more pets and im cool with what we haveQuote:
Originally Posted by cuervo25_1
Those guys are just awesome. I can't wait until my son says 'Daddy, can we get a lizard?'. Side bonus is the mother in law is terrified of lizards (no matter how big or small), so, ZING no more mother in law visiting.
at least we wouldn't have to worry bout screaming out the wrong name :lmao: j/kQuote:
Originally Posted by 02Sweet
I couldn't get rid of mine,she is a good one.
You could have one out of my shower. They sneak in there all the time. 3 different residences over 12 years. I could walk outside and grab one off of the wall RIGHT NOW.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smkn_TA
Why? Aren't it's sphinctal follicles long enough? Could'nt I just sling my own c**ck over the roof to hold it down? Get my girl to hold it down with her DD's?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
right there with you. I have it too damn good. Hell I have her trained to make my coffee in the morning and pack my lunch:lmao:Quote:
Originally Posted by cuervo25_1
Dont forget the "fence lizards" and common chemeleons(sp) that run around all over down there too. Haha:yup: I hate the way them geco's lose their tail if ya grab it lol.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Goat-E
Those fence lizards are Anoles. We have recently seen a incursion of Curly tailed lizards. They are super fast and smart for their size. Finding a Skink is a treat. Sorry to jack your thread. Carry on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smittro
PS I liked the sombrero hat but the pose coulda been better.
dumb question.... do they bite?
My Iguana has only bit once. The tail is worse we have been whipped a few times. The bearded dragon is just a lazy ass lizardQuote:
Originally Posted by 02cetransam
Second thought I will trade, I can't teach mine those tricks.lmao j/kQuote:
Originally Posted by 02Sweet
Imma going to jack your thread for some pics of the anoles and frogs lol
Wait no I wont new post going up for ALL pets.
Is that their name? I knew they had a right name but did'nt know what it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goat-E
They closely resemble(sp) the fence lizards I'd gotten from a pet shop once when I was a kid.. F'ers are fast as hell when they get out in the open. Chased mine for a week around my parents house, till I accidently killed it with a soccerball..:dodge:
