Post your Pets!
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JustDoIt
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Sorry to hear about the dogs, that pic is awesome though!
Cool cats, too!
fyi there's a whole section here for pets and animals, you might get more people to reply if you move this thread over to there... or there's probably already a thread going. Check it out
https://www.icmag.com/ic/forumdisplay.php?f=65617
Cool cats, too!
fyi there's a whole section here for pets and animals, you might get more people to reply if you move this thread over to there... or there's probably already a thread going. Check it out
https://www.icmag.com/ic/forumdisplay.php?f=65617
theres plenty to see in pets and animals section. maybe move the thread.
Meet IsaBella my Blue Nosed Pit..rescued this summer...She kinda forced my to get over my G Shep's passin three years ago..Beautifal friends past and present you have there sir
Don't worry about proper forums,you are in the den with your friends!!!
FreedomFightr
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my 3 months old samoyed, Freya 
outlawgarden
Member
elizabeth, my castorex girlfriend
elizabeth, my castorex girlfriend
Hemp is her favourite choice so I cannot use ferts. aso. she prefer the hemp diet over everythik...
elizabeth, my castorex girlfriend
Hemp is her favourite choice so I cannot use ferts. aso. she prefer the hemp diet over everythik...
choom
Member
Here is my regular ball python Love!
She has spots, connecting patterns
that are generally pretty busy, and
hearts all over her body with a calm
temperament that matches her name.
Below is my baby Pastel Jigsaw male
{Pastel X Mojave X Pinstripe} I am
getting in the male from Texas soon.
The pastel gene makes this one fade
at the head and generally made the
rest of the snake brighter with a lot
of blushes and strong contrasts, the
head fade on this one is as strong as
a super pastel almost, which is the
super form of the pastel co-dominant
gene. All Co-Doms have a super form.
The snake will brighten up with each
shed opposed to boldening a deeper
color, the jigsaw's light browns seem
like a beige tan to me at the moment
with the dark brown in place of a light
brown. I'm really into this morph and
it's genetic potential at the moment!!
Below is my other boy I'm getting soon,
a Mojave Spinner aka {Mojave X Spider
X Pinstripe}! He apparently has some
paradoxing pattern on one spot on the
side, which isn't genetic as far as I know
but a completely random effect that's
uncommon and very favored. As you
can tell I'm really into the Mojave gene
and like Pinstripes too...Clowns and Pieds
are what I love the most personally and
will breed towards, can't beat the classic
mojave or pastave aka pastel X mojave!
Hit up Chris Hall on Facebook he's a good
breeder to work with and gave me a great
combo discount on both of the ball morphs,
hypothetically if anyone else here likes pythons!
choom(0:
no, don't turn it into a snake thread!!!
just dogs and cats please. I know it's not my thread, but snakes???!! Why does it have to be snakes?
just dogs and cats please. I know it's not my thread, but snakes???!! Why does it have to be snakes?
Before opening a new thread, I searched for icmag and found this thread, so...
this is Seda my little dog he is 7 years old he is a street dog i got him from the shelter 4 years ago where he was adopted and brought back 3 times but now he doesn't have to worry he will stay with me forever
and this cat passed away in 2004 but he won't always be my heart
this is Seda my little dog he is 7 years old he is a street dog i got him from the shelter 4 years ago where he was adopted and brought back 3 times but now he doesn't have to worry he will stay with me forever
and this cat passed away in 2004 but he won't always be my heart
Rud3ster
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sublingual
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Here is our newest bird. We are bird rescuers but we will buy the birds we rescue mates. It can get complicated too.
About two years ago we bought a girl Lovebird for our 3 single boys. Two boys bonded and wouldn't break their bonds to each other for the female (the female is young and vigorous while the boys are aged). After nearly two years, she is still unattached. So, the girl has no one to bond. That's why we bought this little fella.
About two years ago we bought a girl Lovebird for our 3 single boys. Two boys bonded and wouldn't break their bonds to each other for the female (the female is young and vigorous while the boys are aged). After nearly two years, she is still unattached. So, the girl has no one to bond. That's why we bought this little fella.
Ultramarin
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