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About LinkBacksThey can run "up" pretty fast too. You'd be surprised at how fast he might get over the fence!Originally Posted by BarelyBreathing
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They can run "up" pretty fast too. You'd be surprised at how fast he might get over the fence!
Lol, I'm not worried about it. The area I take him to (and I transfer him to it via tank) was designed for chicks. It's got two feet of plexiglass inside the whole area, so unless he can make it to the fence line, jump two feet, latch onto the fence itself just perfectly, and climb up and over before I can get to him, he won't get out. And the chances of that are extremely slim.
Let's clear something up. "Whole prey" has nothing to do with whether or not the prey item has a back bone. "Whole prey" just means that the prey item is being fed in its entirety: brains, heart, lungs, blood, the entire animal. Whole animal+intention of feeding it to another animal=Whole Prey.
Good luck with him!
Brings back memories of 13 years ago when I got that "cute little green lizard". Now he's a 20 pound 5' monster. LOL
Regards,
Dominick
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"Do you watch too much television? Did you do so as a toddler? Evidence tonight that it could be the cause of learning disorders, like attention deficit and hyperact-Ooooh, a kitty!" - Keith Olbermann
Do you have pictures of him, Dominick?
Let's clear something up. "Whole prey" has nothing to do with whether or not the prey item has a back bone. "Whole prey" just means that the prey item is being fed in its entirety: brains, heart, lungs, blood, the entire animal. Whole animal+intention of feeding it to another animal=Whole Prey.
Oh, a few here and there.
Rexy Boy
Guess Who's Going Hormonal???
Rex & Tammy say Hi!
Regards,
Dominick
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"Do you watch too much television? Did you do so as a toddler? Evidence tonight that it could be the cause of learning disorders, like attention deficit and hyperact-Ooooh, a kitty!" - Keith Olbermann
Thank you!
Let's clear something up. "Whole prey" has nothing to do with whether or not the prey item has a back bone. "Whole prey" just means that the prey item is being fed in its entirety: brains, heart, lungs, blood, the entire animal. Whole animal+intention of feeding it to another animal=Whole Prey.
Wow Dominick......He is a big boy and ALMOST as pretty as my Elroy. lol course I'm a little bit biased
Thank you! Killer can be quite photogenic when he chooses!
Anna (:
My owners:
0.0.1 green iguana (Killer)
0.0.1 Chinese firebelly newt (Puddles)
0.0.2 Japanese firebelly newts (Jackflap and K'napples)
0.0.2 red eared sliders (Sergei and Steven)
1.0.0 ball python (Baby)
1.0.0 bearded dragon (Waffles)
Rest in peace Lola, K'nuckles and Preshuz. Always in my heart and never truly gone (:
A few updated pictures from last week:
I tried to photograph him jumping. Obviously I missed the mid-air shot.
Then Magic decided he was going to take up guitar... and by that I mean Magic decided he was going to walk up guitar.
And I FINALLY got a picture of him eating.
Let's clear something up. "Whole prey" has nothing to do with whether or not the prey item has a back bone. "Whole prey" just means that the prey item is being fed in its entirety: brains, heart, lungs, blood, the entire animal. Whole animal+intention of feeding it to another animal=Whole Prey.
lol, love the last photo! What a messy eater
Michele
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