Thats what I think any time I see one of those.
Leg sized roaches?
Car sized scorpions?
Dog sized rats?
Man that'd be fun.
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the bizarre creature thread
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Thats what I think any time I see one of those.
Leg sized roaches?
Car sized scorpions?
Dog sized rats?
Man that'd be fun.
hahaha
[/QUOTE]yes, but Lars is still unable to figure out who he can sue over it
I personally wouldn't want the pink dragon as a pet, I'd get an african giant, then you don't have to worry about them spitting cyanide in your eye. Sure are pretty tho.
hahaha
yes, but Lars is still unable to figure out who he can sue over it
[/QUOTE]probabaly the closest bassplayer available
Mirelurks. Pah. I now need to buy an xbox 360 to get further into that game, between you and my bro, you've got me convinced it's worth giving up my social life for...
You see, the key is to keep your dangerous pets locked inside the tank.
Anyhoo, I have 3 african giants already.
Now that's just greedy! BTW, would a pet store sell millipedes? I'm guessing maybe some giants.
Yeah. This one here is good, old fashioned nightmare fuel:
Centipede kills and devours mouse
I saw one of these the other day. For a while my friends and I were convinced it was a bee. On closer inspection it was definitely a hummingbird. No it's actually a moth. Very bizarre.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Kf_f7-P3r...TTHxZC5Ms/s320/clearwing_hummingbird_moth.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Kf_f7-P3r...TTHxZC5Ms/s320/clearwing_hummingbird_moth.jpg
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Check this site out for more info on those: http://www.hummingbirdmoth.com/
I consider the Anna's Hummingbirds that hang out here all winter to be kinda bizarre...
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It depends. Exotic pet stores may have them, but your best bet would be to look for people who breed them. That way, you can guarantee it's not wild caught, and it will be free of parasites and much healthier than wild caught. And most importantly, you'll know its age.
to crispy: where's a good place online to start looking for breeders? These guys seem like cool little pets!
Well, if you filled out your location in your profile, I might be able to help you
But I would suggest googling around. Since millipedes are relatively rare as pets, you may have to order them online. Other options (what I do) is attend exotic pet expos - ones that specialize in reptiles and invertebrates, and even if you can't find them there, someone is bound to refer you to a person who breeds them. The invert trade is a close-knit community, so just asking around would be your best bet. But like I said, if I knew where you lived, that would make a difference.
