Animal-World Pet Comments

Elissa Lewis

Hey there I have a wonderful baby ball python 11 mos old named martha. It's absolutley astonishing, I got her almost one year ago, to see the enormous growth patterns. As far as the refusing to eat.... yea right! I've moved three times since I've had her and she loves her food! She'll eat whenever the chance presents itself, LOL! They say don't handle your python before you feed them, mine doesn't care! LOL! And she loves people absolutely amazing! I hope to have her around for a very long time!
Elissa Lewis

Jandaya Conure, Yellow-headed Conure

Anne

Hi This is for Dr. Michelle Levan in your comments page, looking for an adoptive home for Ernie. Iam interested please if you still have him.
Anne

Six-Line Wrasse

Tony

Not to be kept with abalone. It will nip on the abalone. It is safe with corals and a great fish to keep to keep certain pest in control.
Tony

Sacred White Dove ~ Java Dove

Jeri

I have had two white doves for 19 years. About 6 weeks ago, one of them (thr male)was attacked by either a hawk or an owl (I saw the large bird the night it happened...on the deck near where my birds reside in a large cage.) As a result, my dove died a few days later. Sad. Luckily, I located a lady who was willing to give me another bird to replace mine. He is residing happily in his new home with my much older female. Needless to say, I have repositioned the cage and I cover it every night!
Jeri

Holland Lop Rabbit

Anonymous

Extremelly cute! :) Looks just like our mini lop when we got her!
Anonymous

Cardinal Tetra

Ethan

I have 4 of these fish in my 20 gallon tank with 2 congo tetras, 2 albino congo tetras, 2 corydorus catfishes, 2 glowlight tetras, 2 orange von rio tetras, 1 von rio tetra, zig zag eel, and a dwarf african clawed frog. These are very cool fish and when you have a group they school very good. These fish are compatible with all fish of the same size range. Cardinal tetras are very popular fish and are from the amazon, one of the rivers in the amazon which is the the Rio Negro has many cardinal tetras and when Cardinal tetras are wild caught they usually come from this region. overall...these are nice fish.
Ethan

Sonya

I am starting some interesting research on the African Serval Cats and was wondering if anyone out there could answer my question. What, if any, is the difference between the Serval and Savannah? Is it that the Savannah is breaded with domestic cat and Serval is pure bread from Africa? Are they considered hypoallergenic cats? How can I get intouch with a proper breaderand get more info?
Sonya

Yellow-eyed Tang

Edie

I have a fairly new 90 gallon, fish-only, tank--all stocked. The newest is the Kole tang, and he gets along with all the others (lined butterfly, 4 pj cardinals, cleaner wrasse, pink spotted shrimp goby, tomato clown, and coral beauty angel). The only problem, and one I can't figure out, is when the coral beauty gets in a certain place in the tank behind some coral, he attacks!! It is not even in the area he calls home at the opposite end of the tank. The rest of the time, all is peaceful. I wish I knew what is different about the angel going between these particular coral. If anyone knows, please let me know! So far, the Kole eats algae off the sides of the tank, and Emeral Entre. I have live sand but just a little live rock. I hope he is getting enough. Is it really o.k. to give him romaine lettuce? It isn't a natural food and I hesitate doing it. Thanks to anyone who can give me some advice.
Edie

Blue moorii

mbomfaya

My 2.8 inch blue moorii, from my judgment, finds a comfortable life stocked in a tank with many other fish. They are so attractive and they are also very healthy. I term my moorii mother of peace, as they are too friendly and hardly bully other fish.
mbomfaya

Bea

My son received Franklin as a gift for his 4th birthday. I never had a turtle and had no idea how to care for it. He was about the size of a quarter and lived in a small tank with about an inch of water,some gravel and a desk lamp. The poor thing lived in there for 3 years until my cousin told me he needs more space and water. We bought him a 10 gallon tank and filled most of it with water. He also got a dock and is fed live fish. I couldn't believe how happy he looked in the new tank! In a few months he grew 10x his original size. I felt so bad that we were not prepared to care for this gift. Although we didn't care for him properly for the first years of his life, I'm so glad he made it and is healthy. Based off the information we have read he is an adult and can be bred. He has very long front claws. I've noticed a few missing and growing back. Thank you for all the information.
Bea

Mollies

arrynyo

im thinking about buying some mollies for my tank, but i need to know how to sex them. i want to get the black mollies because they look the coolest but i cant for the life of me find out which sex is which since they are so small! i want to know how to tell the difference between male and female and also if somebody can send me some pictures pointing out the difference between male/female mollies. i have all the other care info i need and the equipment i just need to know how to tell who is who before i go out and buy them. if anybody has this info-pictures email me at arrynyo@gmail.com ill appreciate it very much.
arrynyo

Giant Sonoran Centipede Giant North American Centipede

john

For those that find it necessary to kill these, they play a vital role in the ecosystem in that they can fill the role of a small reptile eating germ carrying roaches that like to get in your cupboards and pantries and disease carrying mice that live around or sometimes in your houses. They also prey on scorpions as well which pack a lot more punch and can be dangerous to your children i.e. bark scorpions. So when you decide to kill one just remember your doing more harm than good.
john

Tamera

My mouse, Skitz, is sick. I picked him up today and he was so cold I thought he was dead. He started moving though, but I noticed he was shaking a lot. I held him for a while and tried to cover him up with my hands and breathe hot air on him for a while. He started moving some more, so I put him back into his cage so he could eat. At first he didn't seem to want it and he was walking oddly. He was sort of wobbling and hopping, but the hopping is normal, that's how he got his name. Eventually he started eating and now I have the heater blowing in his direction. Does anyone know what might be wrong with him? I read the sickness' above and the only thing I can come up with is maybe a respiratory infection. I'm really worried about him.
Tamera

Pink-toed Tree Spider

jesse

I've had my pink-toe for about a week now and I absolutely adore her! I just moved her into an new enclosure last night, with some plants and some sticks for her to climb and make her web in. I felt kind of bad doing it as she had just finished building her web in the container I received her in :(! But luckily she seems to be comfortable in her new enclosure as this morning I watched her for over an hour as she started building her web... such fascinating creatures.
jesse

"John Bull canary"

august / indonesia

Trasnlation: Indonesian to English... I am very pleased with the posture is very beautiful Yorkshire Canary. Original Script: aku sangat senang dgn postur yorkshire canary sangat indah
august / indonesia