caimen?

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Okay I'm sorry. That was the sense I got from one of your posts, which I now cannot seem to locate. It was very late at night and I could misread something or just jumped the gun on my post; I apologize.
 
lovespunaround;1215273; said:
Okay I'm sorry. That was the sense I got from one of your posts, which I now cannot seem to locate. It was very late at night and I could misread something or just jumped the gun on my post; I apologize.
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its allright, but please do not think that i am someone that would ever do that to an animal
:)
 
Yeah it's just too easy to jump to conclusions like that, you know with the way most people treat reptiles.
 
lovespunaround;1215287; said:
Yeah it's just too easy to jump to conclusions like that, you know with the way most people treat reptiles.
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yeah i understand
 
I'm just gonna answer the original question.. yes it would be ok in this.. for abit :)
 
lovespunaround;1214112; said:
dump it off somewhere once it gets too big for you to handle. Such is the fate of many unfortunate reptiles.
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and fish.

and birds

and what not other so called "pets"

i live in CA and my dad told me he saw a giant fire eel at a local lake many years back.

all the macaws and amazons in southern CA. there's even a movie about the conures in telegraph hill in san francisco.
 
JEAE21;1220911; said:
and fish.

and birds

and what not other so called "pets"

i live in CA and my dad told me he saw a giant fire eel at a local lake many years back.

all the macaws and amazons in southern CA. there's even a movie about the conures in telegraph hill in san francisco.
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i really hope your not thinking i would do that to the animals you just listed:irked:
 
Think he just ment its not only reptiles that ever get dumped, not by you :)
 
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