Get your ectotherms out for the lads!
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Get your ectotherms out for the lads!
Too many cats and dogs threads around.... we need one for cold blooded critters, fish, reptiles, invertibrates, amphibians, insects and arachnids!
Here is Mojo the Burmese Python posing as a crooklock!
Go on... nick it, I dare you!
Here is Mojo the Burmese Python posing as a crooklock!
Go on... nick it, I dare you!
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Originally Posted by ajm
Too many cats and dogs threads around.... we need one for cold blooded critters, fish, reptiles, invertibrates, amphibians, insects and arachnids!
Here is Mojo the Burmese Python posing as a crooklock!
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...crooklock2.jpg
Go on... nick it, I dare you!
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...crooklock1.jpg
Here is Mojo the Burmese Python posing as a crooklock!
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...crooklock2.jpg
Go on... nick it, I dare you!
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...crooklock1.jpg
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Originally Posted by New_scooby_04
Cool an albino (sp?) one too. Very nice Is he easy to handle, some of the albino ones can be hard to approach as they're very nervous.
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The only time she is grumpy is when she is in shed, but then they all are when in shed!
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Originally Posted by 16vmarc
How does it act around you?
As I said above, she has an excellent temperament and is very gentle, which is good, because it is important to forge a successful relationship before she gets to a size where she could become unmanageable should she want to.
She is nearing 8 foot now and will probably end up double that in length and several stone in weight... maybe even more....
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Have you ever handled a dogfish or a bull huss? They are right little sand papery gits.... Its like course grit sandpaper. They go out of their way to rasp you with their tails too!
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Sturgeon yes. That pic was 2 years ago, it doubled in size since then, although it's still rather small for a sturgeon. (but alas, it won't fit in one of those Bio Orbs )
They are the living dinosaurs, estimated to have been around for 200 million years. How they managed that, I'll never know, as they are almost blind, can't swim backwards, and if they are trapped into string algae, they can suffocate as they need to move to be able to get enough oxygen. Survival of the fittest anyone ?
He constantly circles the pond, often with his head above water, which is pretty funny to watch as you see him going up & down.
I had 2, but one of these birds that aren't scaredy of cats got one
He's called Catweasel BTW
They are the living dinosaurs, estimated to have been around for 200 million years. How they managed that, I'll never know, as they are almost blind, can't swim backwards, and if they are trapped into string algae, they can suffocate as they need to move to be able to get enough oxygen. Survival of the fittest anyone ?
He constantly circles the pond, often with his head above water, which is pretty funny to watch as you see him going up & down.
I had 2, but one of these birds that aren't scaredy of cats got one
He's called Catweasel BTW
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Yes, I have heard they can get themselves trapped in the folds of pondliner if you're not careful!
I take issue with *the* living dinosoaur though.... that accolade must go to the mighty coelacanth!
I take issue with *the* living dinosoaur though.... that accolade must go to the mighty coelacanth!
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"Virtually unique in the animal kingdom, with a saga steeped in science and popular imagination, the fabulous Coelacanth ("see-la-kanth"), that 400 million year old "living fossil" fish, paddles on. Pre-dating the dinosaurs by millions of years and once thought to have gone extinct with them, 65 million years ago, the Coelacanth with its "missing link" "proto legs" was "discovered" alive and well in 1938!"
That makes my statement technically correct
That makes my statement technically correct
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"Virtually unique in the animal kingdom, with a saga steeped in science and popular imagination, the fabulous Coelacanth ("see-la-kanth"), that 400 million year old "living fossil" fish, paddles on. Pre-dating the dinosaurs by millions of years and once thought to have gone extinct with them, 65 million years ago, the Coelacanth with its "missing link" "proto legs" was "discovered" alive and well in 1938!"
That makes my statement technically correct
That makes my statement technically correct
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Just out of interest, how big do sturgeon grow as I have heard people say up to a metre long which is not a problem in my pond, mine does exactly as yours does circles the sides with his nose out of the water, he loves to clean the sides too and is always seen going criss cross having a good tidy up of any algea on the sides of the pond. they really are amazing creatures to look at
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A metre sounds about right if it's a Sterlet.
The Baeri sturgeon can get up to 3.5 meters (cough), and the Beluga up to 8 meters (gulp)
They can get to the age of 100 ...
Yeah, amazing critters
The Baeri sturgeon can get up to 3.5 meters (cough), and the Beluga up to 8 meters (gulp)
They can get to the age of 100 ...
Yeah, amazing critters
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