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Gorgeous but will be way to big for me! I have a like 10-12 foot rule lol.

Originally Posted by AquaKnight About right I'd guess... Platinum Arowana's are in the $90,000-$100,000 range, assuming the much larger market for dogs over fish, $500,000 would sound about right..... Dogs are a lot easier to come by and breed than high quality Aro's tho!

Well, i suppose I should put up an updated shot as it's been a couple of years and a big hair cut! (even tho I haven't been on as much lately) Stupid self-taken pic

Yeah, I don't get this one....

I do see where you're coming from Nina, it IS a very BIG, non-domesticated animal but if handled properly poses little real threat, a snake like that would need at least two people to handle it at all times but it looks very well fed and if the brother was comfortable enough to attempt to go in...

Well, I thought I might as well show off my newest little baby, an 09 female salmon 100% het kahl albino, I picked her up from a local breeder last month. I just love her reduced patterning and I swear she gets pinker every day! Her name is Bubbles. Pink, Pink, Pink!!

Oh Wow! What a gorgeous Burm - she really does look fat and sassy and is being kept in a good sized enclosure - it's just plain stupid Not to have a locking gate but really she looks like she's been well taken care of. The rabbits were her dinner - the Wildlife people interrupted her dinner!!

Awesome, thanks :D

They burned the other one to death with cigarettes? That makes me SICK. People who will do that are really screwed up... Good luck with the little one, I can't ID it.

So Drew and I have some time off together, don't *really* wanna leave the pets for too too long with a house sitter but I figured we could take a couple days, take a train up to Seattle, check out the aquarium....? Has anyone been to it? Is it much good? I only really have the Vancouver Aquarium...

What a perfect hole your mantis has found himself!!

I've only been here a couple of years so I don't know you but welcome back :)

The biggest I've seen were always less than 2" (tentacles and body) and I have several near my zoos. They won't harm them, once in a while their touch will make the zoo close but I found mine got used to their wandering hands pretty quickly and stopped closing up. And in response to the random...

Mmmm... you're making me hungry!

Get a rat, seriously. WAY more interactive and smart than a hamster and won't get upset if you want to play with it during the day. I've kept many rats over the years and hamsters and the rats are better pets IMHO, especially if you want something that's going to look forward to you taking it...

Wow, he's gorgeous, I'm glad he ended up in the right hands!!

Not a fan

I need pictures and memories... I forget a lot but the pics help fill in the blanks. I have a period of time in my early 20s that I don't have many pics of and I fell like I've lost a big part of that time. I find Smells can bring back some pretty vivid memories (try sticking your nose in a box...

Originally Posted by petjunkie Rats need friends, they are too social to be alone, go get him another male rat to keep him company. I have mice but they are feeders for my ferrets and snake. To your ferrets??Isn't that....messy? Originally Posted by Flower I had rats as a kid. My mother was...

Ewww... why did he leave the "corpse" just sitting there overnight? I don't eat meat but I'm pretty sure you should at least gut it or something, no?