The Pet Thread

yeah we put a plant pot in and she dug for england!! very funny!

did any hatch brammy?

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Originally Posted by motherfreaky

yeah we put a plant pot in and she dug for england!! very funny!

did any hatch brammy?

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noo
i really wasnt prepared for it!
i had to seperate them after that and eventually had to give the female away :frown:

aww

well fingers crossed then as hubby was very prepared for them.
he cares for them more than he cares for me, honest! :D

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Originally Posted by motherfreaky

aww

well fingers crossed then as hubby was very prepared for them.
he cares for them more than he cares for me, honest! :D

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haha good
the most important thing i remember about the egg caring is that if one of the eggs goes off, any near it fear going off
you probably knew that already, but better to be safe than sorry :)

ah ok, i shall tell him

thanks x

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Originally Posted by Brammy

erm it cost me 45 quid as a baby, like 2 years ago
ended up spending a bomb buying the biggest vivarium they do and decorating it
money worth spent tho :)

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Is it worth going this way about it Brammy? I want a beardie and i've been looking online. Some people round Manchester are selling their babies, but i didn't know whether it'd be better buying one a bit more grown up, handled and with the equipment, in case i get something wrong, lol. Plus I wouldn't know how to tame a baby i don't think haha. blaaah.

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Originally Posted by NATALI CEE

Is it worth going this way about it Brammy? I want a beardie and i've been looking online. Some people round Manchester are selling their babies, but i didn't know whether it'd be better buying one a bit more grown up, handled and with the equipment, in case i get something wrong, lol. Plus I wouldn't know how to tame a baby i don't think haha. blaaah.

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best thing to do when getting any animal i find is to get it as a baby, or as young as possible, it's more likely to get used to its surroundings, owners and lifestyle this way, moving adults of any animal can be very stressful
I'd get a baby, that way it will be more YOUR pet
that's just how i see it tho

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Originally Posted by Brammy

best thing to do when getting any animal i find is to get it as a baby, or as young as possible, it's more likely to get used to its surroundings, owners and lifestyle this way, moving adults of any animal can be very stressful
I'd get a baby, that way it will be more YOUR pet
that's just how i see it tho

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Good point really. Mam's still adamant 'NO MORE PETS' but well. I'm determined to get a beardie at some point soon. I'll have to call on the beardie owners here though to help me through the early stages me thinks!

All this lizard talk makes me want one again :[

After my leo died I wanted to get a chameleon and I'd like one now, only I don't really have the money or the space :/

I may have to make another visit to Manchester Pets & Aquatics in a couple years :]

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Originally Posted by RX_Queen

All this lizard talk makes me want one again :[

After my leo died I wanted to get a chameleon and I'd like one now, only I don't really have the money or the space :/

I may have to make another visit to Manchester Pets & Aquatics in a couple years :]

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haha, i spent like 400 quid on my setup from Manchester Pets..
bought the biggest tank they made, stand, chameleon, bulbs, heat-mats, UV lights, Plants, Branches, Food, Sand.. the list goes on..

get saving! :tongue:

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Originally Posted by NATALI CEE

Good point really. Mam's still adamant 'NO MORE PETS' but well. I'm determined to get a beardie at some point soon. I'll have to call on the beardie owners here though to help me through the early stages me thinks!

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haha my mum says no more pets, but then when it comes to it, we just get more ;/
think im gonna get a panther chameleon next, i heard they turn more vibrant colours
that's after my current chameleon is no longer with us of course