Search results

Looking at the pictures in the guide, I still can't tell for some. A few do look kinda yellow and bent, but some don't.

They are. Check out the scientific journal Nature for 2005. ""Early evolution of the venom system in lizards and snakes""

Pythons in Florida are a serious problem, SkeptiBee, and one that government intervention will certainly be required to fix. This isn't the way to do it, though. Previous posters have been right to point out that the most destructive species are ones that are domesticated- cats, dogs, and...

So, a few days ago, my girlfriend was hand-feeding Croaker some blackberries (his new favorite food) when he bit one in half. She tried to pick up the fallen portion about the same time he reached for it, and sank his teeth into her finger, biting right through her nail. His teeth then caught on...

DON'T send them money, under ANY circumstances!!! Any economist will tell you that providing an incentive for people to engage in a behavior (like giving them money) only encourages them to engage in that behavior. You want to clear your conscience, contact PETA and show up at the protest...

Maybe he was dreaming of making sweet love down by the fire with some fine sexy Beardie lady. Wouldn't you be angry about being woken up?

Croaker quite regularly jumps off of my bed (which is abotu 3 feet off the ground) when I let him run around my room. Well, jump is a bit of a misnomer, since what he actually does is lower himself a little with his hind legs and then falls. e's very adept at falling.

I notice you saying "he." Take him to a bar that allows pets. Croaker gets very excitable around attractive women.

One of the things I miss about having an iguana is watching her strike fear into the hearts of cats.

Hey. So, a friend of mine has had a leo for near-on ten years that he rescued from his boss's kids. Well, she's having trouble shedding her eye scales. She's doing the repeat-shedding thing, and is getting thin. I've been told that saline can help a leo to shed her eyes. Does anyone else have a...

This isn't impossible- I've seen Croaker head-ob in his sleep before.

Have your son put a worn shirt in the little guy's cage. Sometimes, it helps beardies to adjust to a person if the lizard gets used to the person's scent.

Well, think about it. How does your behavior change between being served Ramen noodles or a T-Bone steak.

http://www.beautifuldragons.com/Nutrition.html Not as good as squash, but it's not bad for them.

I'll second this. Well, I don't mind cats that much, but they are mean-spirited and evil.

I actually have a pdf copy of this article on my computer. If anyone is interested, pm me, and I'll see what I can do to get it to ya.

Croaker has figured out that he can simply lick watermelon pieces I hold out to him and enjoy the taste without getting full.

Nothing shiny and small for him to choke on. Make sure there's nothing high up he can jump on that will fall on him. Use a towel or something so he can't escape under the door.

Being bored, I looked at wikipedia's page for bearded dragons. It did not make me a happy camper. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bearded_dragon Bearded Dragons make great pets for children of all ages. In order to own a bearded dragon you need to purchase the following things a big cage, sand...

Croaker loves watermelon. When he was younger, he'd voraciously eat it. He has since gotten smarter. What he's taken to now is just licking it. I'll hold it up, he'll lick it, lick it, lick it. If I try to get him to eat it by pushing, he'll make a few feeble chops, push it out, and go right...