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What other pets do you have?

IOnceWasLegend

IOnceWasLegend

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Odds are, if you're here, you've got pets in the form of fish, inverts, and/or coral. What other fuzzy, feathery, and/or scaly buddies do you have?

My wife and I have:

  • Four cats: Theia, Kronos, Helios, and Asteria. Two were planned adoptions, two just showed up on our back porch (about 2 years between them)
  • An Arizona blonde tarantula named Angie
 
I have 2 cats (Bella and max)
2 dogs (Peanuts and butters)
Oh also have my 4 years old, would that qualify as a pet:))
 

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max_nano said:
post pics of your dogs! I can’t get one but really want one. My older brother is about to get a German shepherd puppy to train and I’m very jealous. I know @ofzakaria has two good fluffy reefing buddies
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Not dogs, but:

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(The orange one, Helios, was curious about my tank when I set it up...he took one lick of water, made a face, and has left it alone ever since.)
 
IOnceWasLegend said:
Odds are, if you're here, you've got pets in the form of fish, inverts, and/or coral. What other fuzzy, feathery, and/or scaly buddies do you have?

My wife and I have:

  • Four cats: Theia, Kronos, Helios, and Asteria. Two were planned adoptions, two just showed up on our back porch (about 2 years between them)
  • An Arizona blonde tarantula named Angie
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Let's see a pic of the tarantula!
 
Srt4eric said:
This is my kitty!!!View attachment 19713
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Ginger cats (in my experience) are friendly, loving, adorable, intelligent, and they make up for all that by being turds half the time. Our orange cat is more like a dog than a cat, but he's also figured out how toilets work, how to open wooden drawers, and how to open cabinets (all of which are things we've tried to get him to stop).
 
IOnceWasLegend said:
Ginger cats (in my experience) are friendly, loving, adorable, intelligent, and they make up for all that by being turds half the time. Our orange cat is more like a dog than a cat, but he's also figured out how toilets work, how to open wooden drawers, and how to open cabinets (all of which are things we've tried to get him to stop).
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He just turned 6 months. I keep finding him in the cupboards also.
 
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