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 Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 5:07 am
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:01 pm
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:11 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 3:56 pm
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Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 ive been wanting one of those for ethen for years but always put it off because they were expensive. finally found one on sale at petco for $7 so i wonder if its one of the defective ones. ill keep her old moist hide just in case. so far ethen loves it though. those reptishelters are so nice looking and so roomy. ethen has the medium one, im suprised how much spase is in there even with all the moss i stuffed in there. all the moss is in a paper towel of course, i dont need her trying to get impacted again I use paper towel in mine now too. Used to use moss, but it's too risky. I though Clem might have been impacted awhile ago, but it turned out she was egg bound. Either way, I am not going to trust moss. i didnt know she was egg bound. was she bred? or just a random clutch of infertile eggs? |
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 4:07 am
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Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 ive been wanting one of those for ethen for years but always put it off because they were expensive. finally found one on sale at petco for $7 so i wonder if its one of the defective ones. ill keep her old moist hide just in case. so far ethen loves it though. those reptishelters are so nice looking and so roomy. ethen has the medium one, im suprised how much spase is in there even with all the moss i stuffed in there. all the moss is in a paper towel of course, i dont need her trying to get impacted again I use paper towel in mine now too. Used to use moss, but it's too risky. I though Clem might have been impacted awhile ago, but it turned out she was egg bound. Either way, I am not going to trust moss. i didnt know she was egg bound. was she bred? or just a random clutch of infertile eggs? Not bred. I am not breeding her until her tail gets a lot fatter (she is well on her way. She is a voracious eater now! And very active.). But she has had 3 clutches now of just 2 eggs. And this last batch she did not eat for a few days before again.
wow, random unfertile clutches are suposed to be rare and you've had three in the short time you've had her. you have one odd gecko lol. i honestly think leos go out of their way to make us worry. and glad she is fattening up! |
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 2:13 pm
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Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 ive been wanting one of those for ethen for years but always put it off because they were expensive. finally found one on sale at petco for $7 so i wonder if its one of the defective ones. ill keep her old moist hide just in case. so far ethen loves it though. those reptishelters are so nice looking and so roomy. ethen has the medium one, im suprised how much spase is in there even with all the moss i stuffed in there. all the moss is in a paper towel of course, i dont need her trying to get impacted again I use paper towel in mine now too. Used to use moss, but it's too risky. I though Clem might have been impacted awhile ago, but it turned out she was egg bound. Either way, I am not going to trust moss. i didnt know she was egg bound. was she bred? or just a random clutch of infertile eggs? Not bred. I am not breeding her until her tail gets a lot fatter (she is well on her way. She is a voracious eater now! And very active.). But she has had 3 clutches now of just 2 eggs. And this last batch she did not eat for a few days before again. wow, random unfertile clutches are suposed to be rare and you've had three in the short time you've had her. you have one odd gecko lol. i honestly think leos go out of their way to make us worry. and glad she is fattening up! |
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Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2011 4:53 am
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Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 ive been wanting one of those for ethen for years but always put it off because they were expensive. finally found one on sale at petco for $7 so i wonder if its one of the defective ones. ill keep her old moist hide just in case. so far ethen loves it though. those reptishelters are so nice looking and so roomy. ethen has the medium one, im suprised how much spase is in there even with all the moss i stuffed in there. all the moss is in a paper towel of course, i dont need her trying to get impacted again I use paper towel in mine now too. Used to use moss, but it's too risky. I though Clem might have been impacted awhile ago, but it turned out she was egg bound. Either way, I am not going to trust moss. i didnt know she was egg bound. was she bred? or just a random clutch of infertile eggs? Not bred. I am not breeding her until her tail gets a lot fatter (she is well on her way. She is a voracious eater now! And very active.). But she has had 3 clutches now of just 2 eggs. And this last batch she did not eat for a few days before again. wow, random unfertile clutches are suposed to be rare and you've had three in the short time you've had her. you have one odd gecko lol. i honestly think leos go out of their way to make us worry. and glad she is fattening up! She thinks she's a little hen, the weirdo.
i wonder if you can eat leo eggs... |
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Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 9:41 pm
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Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 i didnt know she was egg bound. was she bred? or just a random clutch of infertile eggs? Not bred. I am not breeding her until her tail gets a lot fatter (she is well on her way. She is a voracious eater now! And very active.). But she has had 3 clutches now of just 2 eggs. And this last batch she did not eat for a few days before again. wow, random unfertile clutches are suposed to be rare and you've had three in the short time you've had her. you have one odd gecko lol. i honestly think leos go out of their way to make us worry. and glad she is fattening up! She thinks she's a little hen, the weirdo. i wonder if you can eat leo eggs...
I know a guy who used to feed his dog all his turtle's eggs. I thought it was a little weird, and I would feel a little iffy about reptile eggs even for a dog, but he said they loved 'em. Although, I mean, I have eaten alligator meat and frog meat too, so even I break my own what-animals-shouldn't-be-meat-rules (though to be entirely accurate the animals that I feel are MORALLY wrong to eat are based on intelligence, so, like, bush meat like monkeys. *shudder*) |
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Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 7:54 am
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:06 am
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Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 i didnt know she was egg bound. was she bred? or just a random clutch of infertile eggs? Not bred. I am not breeding her until her tail gets a lot fatter (she is well on her way. She is a voracious eater now! And very active.). But she has had 3 clutches now of just 2 eggs. And this last batch she did not eat for a few days before again. wow, random unfertile clutches are suposed to be rare and you've had three in the short time you've had her. you have one odd gecko lol. i honestly think leos go out of their way to make us worry. and glad she is fattening up! She thinks she's a little hen, the weirdo. i wonder if you can eat leo eggs... You never know! Hee hee hee! I know a guy who used to feed his dog all his turtle's eggs. I thought it was a little weird, and I would feel a little iffy about reptile eggs even for a dog, but he said they loved 'em. Although, I mean, I have eaten alligator meat and frog meat too, so even I break my own what-animals-shouldn't-be-meat-rules (though to be entirely accurate the animals that I feel are MORALLY wrong to eat are based on intelligence, so, like, bush meat like monkeys. *shudder*)
cats are the only animal i feel its wrong to eat. i would never eat a monkey because they look like little people and they freak me out, and i dont eat pigs becasue the thought of eating them freaks me out, and i would try dog if i had the chance, but there is just something about cats where it makes me feel sick that people eat them. its probably because my parents raised me along cats or something. i dont really think of them as normal animals |
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 10:44 am
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 6:51 pm
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Vanilla eXee
Turtle eggs are probably fine for a dog, I think people eat them and I know that people eat turtles. I would not eat a reptile, because one it seems weird, and two I've heard that they taste like fish and I don't like fish : x
For the record, I like fish, but it really depends on what part and what animal. I know with alligator the TAIL tastes very much like fish. Near the body it is like flaky chicken.
Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 Kipluck Shanna66 wow, random unfertile clutches are suposed to be rare and you've had three in the short time you've had her. you have one odd gecko lol. i honestly think leos go out of their way to make us worry. and glad she is fattening up! She thinks she's a little hen, the weirdo. i wonder if you can eat leo eggs... You never know! Hee hee hee! I know a guy who used to feed his dog all his turtle's eggs. I thought it was a little weird, and I would feel a little iffy about reptile eggs even for a dog, but he said they loved 'em. Although, I mean, I have eaten alligator meat and frog meat too, so even I break my own what-animals-shouldn't-be-meat-rules (though to be entirely accurate the animals that I feel are MORALLY wrong to eat are based on intelligence, so, like, bush meat like monkeys. *shudder*) cats are the only animal i feel its wrong to eat. i would never eat a monkey because they look like little people and they freak me out, and i dont eat pigs becasue the thought of eating them freaks me out, and i would try dog if i had the chance, but there is just something about cats where it makes me feel sick that people eat them. its probably because my parents raised me along cats or something. i dont really think of them as normal animals
Actually, working with animals at the farm at work it expands that "pet" feel pretty wide. Pigs are so funny and intelligent, so I avoid pork. It all kind of makes me a little vegetarian, though I don't believe in pressuring others to be so. (Actually, with my health issues I mostly am anyways)
The one exception, I think to the not eating pets thing is fish. Well, not specific ones of course... I think I might vomit if I was served goldfish or betta! Oh... and crabs. I DO like crab, but I adore my hermit crabs.
Akari_32 This topic... Got so off topic. So fast @.@ |
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 4:58 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 4:22 pm
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