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[Jetset Quasar]

The pets that hear us frequently yelling at the moniotor because of a spawn tapping atlas or the ones that have the long wait for us to get home while we play battleteck tabletop at someone elses house. This in consideration I think they should be recognised for having more tolerance than your wife. Here are my kids! Feel free to show me your pets!

The eldest daughter,


My second daughter,


The youngest daughter,


My granddaughter from the eldest,


My little boy,


The adopted child, (boy)


I also forgot to add my two rats but i dont have a picture of them. Tney are dumbo rats both female

Edited by Dawn Treader, 12 April 2012 - 11:07 AM.

[Jetset Quasar]

I see you mason

Edited by Dawn Treader, 12 April 2012 - 11:05 AM.

[Mason Grimm]

Of course, I had to pause long enough to figure out what this was all about... hence why I am still here.

[Jetset Quasar]

=-= im watching you

[Gigaton]

Dawn Treader, on 12 April 2012 - 11:00 AM, said:

My little boy,

I've had one of those. They are pretty cool, come with built in thermal camera and all.

[Jetset Quasar]

cool

ya my snake here is about 1 year old now

[Gigaton]

Dawn Treader, on 12 April 2012 - 11:09 AM, said:

cool

The thermal camera thing can be bit annoying when you are feeding it a dead (de-frozen and slightly heated, it's illegal to give live food where I live) mouse that happens to be slightly less warm than your hand though.

Edited by Gigaton, 12 April 2012 - 11:14 AM.

[Jetset Quasar]

Gigaton, on 12 April 2012 - 11:11 AM, said:

The thermal camera thing can be bit annoying when you are feeding it a dead mouse that happens to be slightly less warm than your hand though.

i feed myn live mice

[Jetset Quasar]

Wow i thought people would be a little more eager to show off their pets...i guess i was wrong :/

[Oswin Aurelius]

The 90s. I think that's all that needs to be said here.

[pursang]

While technically my parent's pets, I still have a good relationship with thier two miniature daschunds since I've known them since they where puppies:

[Dirk Le Daring]

Animals are reliable,
many full of love,
true in their affections,
predictable in their actions,
grateful and loyal.
Difficult standards for people to live up to.

Alfred A. Montapert.

[Catamount]

I'll give Montapert every one of those except predictability

Animals are like people, adhering to basic patterns of behavior in theory, but always capable of surprising us. I think that's part of the appeal

[Beaker]

My Little Boy Albert. Got to Love Staffys!

Edited by Beaker, 12 April 2012 - 10:20 PM.

[swamp hag]

There are too many dogs here! Gotta do something about that. (OK no really they are all adorable.)

I have 9 cats, 2 dogs and 2 horses. And no kidding. Here are 2 of the aforementioned 13.

[pursang]

Wow, that is a lot of pets Glory. You must have a lot of real estate to keep yourself sane.

[A6PackofToucans]

Nobody is a bird fancier??

Well, here's my buddy, his name is.... Buddy. He has a vocabulary of about 100 words or more, likes to make up his own songs (We listen to classical music together and he likes to come up with his own material, often singing hilariously out of tune. He's got tin ears.) I got him as a small chick about 4 years ago after losing my little "Budgie" after 14 years. I was so depressed after losing Budgie I found I just couldn't go very long without having another bird around the house.

Buddy here thinks everything is a "birdie" So when I'm playing Battlefield for example, he thinks the other people running around are "birdies we have to get" as he quickly spots movement on screen he readily calls out "Oh!! There's a birdie!!" He gets scared when a helicopter flies overhead in game though.

Anyways, here's buddy:

Edited by A6PackofToucans, 14 April 2012 - 02:40 AM.

[Der BruzZzler von Wiesndoof]

Enough cute things! Arachnophobic people shouldn't look at that.
Ok, i'll start with the Birdeaters (Tarantulas)!


Acanthogonatus francki, (juv. male) South America


Avicularia versicolor (adult female) South America


Citharischius crawshayi / King Baboon Tarantula (adult female) Africa


Eucratoscelus pachypus (adult female) Africa


Grammostola rosea (juv. male) South America


Haplopelma lividum (adult female) Asia


Lasiodora parahybana / Brazilian giant (juv. female) South America


Psalmopoeus cambridgei (adult female) South America


Pterinochilus murinus (adult female)

[pursang]

A6PackofToucans, on 14 April 2012 - 02:29 AM, said:

Anyways, here's buddy:

I really like his coloring and plumage. If you squint hard enough it almost makes him look like some sort of pastel painting because of the texture of his feathers. Also kind of reminds me of my old lovebird (RIP Muffin) just be glad that your bird doesn't bite and draw blood at will!

Edited by pursang, 14 April 2012 - 04:21 AM.

[Der BruzZzler von Wiesndoof]

Round 2!
Some of my tropic and native labidognath spiders (modern spiders)


Anypheana accentuata (adult female) native


Cupienius coccineus (juv. female) South America


Pholcus phalangoides (adult female) native


Pisaura mirabilis (adult male) native


Segestria bavarica (adult female) native, but very rare


Tegenaria atrica (adult female) native