Other pets (pics and discussions)

[guidofatherof5]

I know what you are saying.
Having to put my girl down was terrible but I knew it was something that had to be done.
I know you will make the right decision.

[snakehill]

Worst thing in the world that you will ever have to do!!!! So sorry!

[RedSidedSPR]

I'm sorry too

That was an amazing story!

[jitami]

Worst thing in the world that you will ever have to do!!!! So sorry!

I know I think that makes it even more difficult. I've had to let two danes go and I'm really not looking forward to doing it again. I actually told my husband that he had to take Chance in, that I couldn't do it again, but I'm sure I'll be there

[guidofatherof5]

To the end. I held Ally in my arms and said goodbye as she left.
It was hard but I'm glad I was there.
Best friends to the end.

[J@50n]

These cute little lizards I see EVERYWHERE in Florida... Does anyone have them as Pets? If so what does your set-up look like? What do you feed them? Are they actually "Pet" type animals?

[RedSidedSPR]

Yea they are. You see them in petstores all the time. They are easy to keep, but also gotta be kept just right. They eat crickets and stuff. I've never kept one, and can't give you all the info.

This should, however, be posted in the other pets tread

[Venti]

Green anoles make great pets, they will eat right out of your hand.
However, if you have a petstore that sells them, I would encourage long tailed lizards. They are very funny little lizards, and they can be kept with anoles.

Anoles and long tailed grass lizards eat crickets. My setup was more of a 40 tall I think, and had bark chips for substrate. Lots of leafy plants.

[mustang]

These cute little lizards I see EVERYWHERE in Florida... Does anyone have them as Pets? If so what does your set-up look like? What do you feed them? Are they actually "Pet" type animals?

i saw something like them in corpus, but they had a diamond pattern on their back...one gender deffinatly had the more prominate markings,...
wow, apparently what i saw was an invasive "brown anole" didnt think they were invasive texas parks and wildlife hasnt said anything, theyre also prominate in florida and a few other coastal states....well atleast wikipedia said theyre invasive, they might not be.

[Kantar]

tens of thousands of crayfish here
stephenfield provincial park - Google Maps

so I caught 5 that are about an inch long and going to raise them. Pictures later, they are my favorite crustacian