Revel, Only thing to remember about ball pythons is that they can easily get MUCH bigger than corn snakes. When I was a little kid, my mother owned a python who ended up big enough to eat rabbits. So you've gotta remember food supplies and veterinary fees <3
@Versa, while researching them there was a lot of mixed info about the correct substrate. They are cute, but I think I would prefer to get a snake instead because they interest me more.
Revel, A mix of 70% top soil (no added fertilizers or anything) and 30% play sand. It's the only thing safe enough, but they must always be fed within a bowl or from tongs while over substrate to avoid ingesting of it
My Moth Experience happened at the same time I wound up hospitalized for several weeks so the poor little guys didn't get enough humidity while they were pupating. I've been thinking about trying again down the line since I still have all the supplies lol
It was. But they're amazing moths. They pollinate further than even the bees to. Will always recommend attempting to raise them when they get too big, excellent for someone else's garden when you set it free in yours.
Revel, When it comes to leos, it highly depends on the personality. I had a few that were scared, I had one that was defensive (made me bleed once). And I've had multiple that have been exceedingly friendly. I've rescued and rehomed all but one, who is my blind lady.
The first one that hatched horrified me. It woke me up by skittering around in the middle of the night. I thought it was a cat. Turned on my flashlight, went to the bucket that these moths were raised in, and these two EYES just reflected vividly back up at me. I hadn't been expecting it. Legit fell backwards. LOL
Back when I was first looking into getting a pet reptile a lot of people recommended getting a leopard gecko, but my brother used to have one and it seemed kind of boring... It would hide all day. I want a reptile you can see at least sometimes!
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Eventing Level: 6 Intermediate Novice Dressage Level: 6 Prix St George Cross Country Level: 6 Intermediate Novice Jumping Level: 6 Intermediate Show Experience: 186
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Name: ❧ Black Falcon ❧ Age: 0 Mare Color: Mahogany Bay Breed: Sport Horse Foal Rating: P/P/P
If you have Dapple Blend Grain, you can feed it to your horse and their coat will dapple.
The effect will wear off after a few days. One pound of grain will be fed at a time.
If you feed Senior Blend to your senior horse they will have a 10% decreased chance in dying
when the weekly script runs on Monday morning. The effect lasts for one weekly cycle.
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