Other pets (pics and discussions)

[RedSidedSPR]

Sorry for your loss.

[Millinex]

Stay tuned sunday for pictures of my new baby anaconda!

[Mommy2many]

They do really well in captivity feeding on worms and medium crickets you just set up the viv about six inches of peat moss and put some plants in and a layer of sphagnum moss on top it is best to put a little gravel on the bottom for drainage. Keep it damp but not too wet and mist once a day with natural spring water. You need to make sure there is plenty of ventilation so it don't mold inside. You can also put a log in for him to hide under. They make awesome pets. Spotteds and marbles are in the mole salamnder family and they spend most of their time underground they take to the water for mating.

Thank you for letting us know. I have never really known how to take care of them properly and last I looked for a salamander (3 years ago) it was the spider/flies for dinner on the menu, which was not going to happen.

This makes it much easier to have one as a pet. They are quite colorful and the spotted ones are large enough so you are not afraid of hurting them.

Thank you, once again.

[Joachim]

My other pets:
First pic :Mickey (female)
2 : Simba (female)
3 : Oliver (male)
The first two cats were supposed to be males so we named them with the wrong name

I also have 1000+ fishes but I have no pic's of them
Check my album at the gallerie, it's called My little snakes

[mustang]

I suck at identifying tadpoles, but show me some pics, man, and I'll help ya figure it out.

darn parents keep grounding me....bant blame em but DAARRNNN!!! im in the bathroom using my brothers net book...what should i feed em...i herd squash will do...ill try to up;oad pics soon ...ill be back on soon this weekend...

[mustang]

sorry for your loss Richard

[PINJOHN]

condolences Richard, i know how you feel, i lost my dog Archie [the airedale] some six or so years ago, just never tried to replace him, i still feel embarrassed at the kids seeing me with tears rolling down my face.

[ConcinusMan]

darn parents keep grounding me....bant blame em but DAARRNNN!!! im in the bathroom using my brothers net book...what should i feed em...i herd squash will do...ill try to up;oad pics soon ...ill be back on soon this weekend...

If they don't have gills (are frog or toad tadpoles) they do just fine on goldfish flake food. Crush it up fine and sink it to the bottom. Do that until the entire bottom is coated with food. It will be gone, and converted to poop in a matter of hours depending on how many you have. They eat 24/7. Many tadpoles can live in shallow standing water, but do much better if it's gently oxygenated with an air stone. I've raised a lot of different kinds. They grow super fast and are very easy. In a pinch, mashed boiled potatoes and boiled (until mush) lettuce will do. Keep their water cool as possible. Warm water/oxygen poor water causes them to metamorphosis too early, resulting in very small, weak froglets.

[mustang]

If they don't have gills (are frog or toad tadpoles) they do just fine on goldfish flake food. Crush it up fine and sink it to the bottom. Do that until the entire bottom is coated with food. It will be gone, and converted to poop in a matter of hours depending on how many you have. They eat 24/7. Many tadpoles can live in shallow standing water, but do much better if it's gently oxygenated with an air stone. I've raised a lot of different kinds. They grow super fast and are very easy. In a pinch, mashed boiled potatoes and boiled (until mush) lettuce will do. Keep their water cool as possible. Warm water/oxygen poor water causes them to metamorphosis too early, resulting in very small, weak froglets.

we dont have pellets so i subbed it for betta fish/tropical fish food. the label confirmed it was safe forr consumption by pretty much everything but humans...its freez dried worms insects and some other stuff

[mustang]

oh and parents are makn me keep em in the garage... butill refill with new water when i can and ill work on getting the airation rocks allthough im broke