Today, I went to check on my new buddy. I look and look, but I cant see any evidence of an animal. My anxiety level clicked up a few notches before I finally saw where he was.
It took my eyes a while to finally see where was. I was very relieved that he hadn't escaped.
I was thinking there's no way this animal who has the body of a bear, but with the legs of a chihuahua, Could jump out of his tank.
too cute
~Chelsea~
Dana-Claus is watching you (He's everywhere! He's everywhere!)
yeah, they are goooood hiders.
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hahaha i hate that feeling! happened to me on many occasions...chameleons, gaboons etc etc... your heart stops for a few seconds
Right now probably in a plane somewhere or trekking through a jungle...see ya'll soon! Watch your back :D
Just a few seconds? I think that would cause most people here to have a heart attack!Originally Posted by caudalis_sa
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Cute... Under any circumstance, do not doubt their ability to jump... mine hopped right out his 10 gal aquarium to try and eat a pinki mouse that happened to be my finger....
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." ~ Immanual Kant
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." ~ Anatole France
yup, you would be amazed at what those little legs can do.
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you think that's good hiding, snack pack will sometimes burry him self completly down to the bottom of his tank(his substrate is a good 3 inches thick). it takes me a good 5 mins to turn over the soil and find him. he's still pretty small so it's a daunting task. scared me a couple of times even though i knew there was no possible way for him to have gotten out. first time it happend i was pretty puzzled.
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