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Got this sent to me today. Thought I would share.
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my dad is driving to ohio tonight, i wish him god speed
we didnt get a ton of rain here, but the temp was nice and cool today
hey murray, you ever heard of an australian water dragon? i forgot where exactly they lived and cant find anything good on em. not to mention there 500$ here, and supposedly pests in certain parts of australia
we didnt get a ton of rain here, but the temp was nice and cool today
hey murray, you ever heard of an australian water dragon? i forgot where exactly they lived and cant find anything good on em. not to mention there 500$ here, and supposedly pests in certain parts of australia
Morning folks! BRRRRRRRR! 13 degrees this morning!!! I hear 2 degrees tonight! I'm in Radar mode! (hybernating)
Well, opposite sides of the rock, opposite weather/seasons. 44C (110F) at 6pm yesterday. The last few peaches literally poached on the tree! I'll cover P&H on any spare rain you've got there, Mark.
Glad you're feeling better Tina and Chill. Are Lady G and mrunv well?
Dr, dragons are typically of the bearded dragon ilk. They love the water. The much larger monitors, which we call generically the Goannas (probably from their aboriginal name) are predators, some of which like the rivers. If you google parente, or lace monitor, or water monitor you might find a 5ft lizard worth $500.
I mentioned you to a vet the other night. He said pick another job if you want variety. He works only with horses, and loves it, but I reckon you'd go nuts without the stimulation of having different species to deal with.
Glad you're feeling better Tina and Chill. Are Lady G and mrunv well?
Dr, dragons are typically of the bearded dragon ilk. They love the water. The much larger monitors, which we call generically the Goannas (probably from their aboriginal name) are predators, some of which like the rivers. If you google parente, or lace monitor, or water monitor you might find a 5ft lizard worth $500.
I mentioned you to a vet the other night. He said pick another job if you want variety. He works only with horses, and loves it, but I reckon you'd go nuts without the stimulation of having different species to deal with.
Morning folks. Another cold morning! I'm ready for some warm weather, a campfire, beer and a fishing pole!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:thm:
