Show us your Pets

Originally Posted by Drew Carey

This is squirt



My other half got him one day (never understood why) but she can't kill it and that's the main thing!!!!! (you don't want to know about the goldfish)

Don't bet on it - a very sad fact is that the average lifespan of a pet tortoise in this country is only three years... pretty poor stats for a wee beastie that should be able to live longer than most of us.

Just make sure that once he's old enough to go into hibernation that she doesn't put him in the freezer instead of the fridge!

Oh yeah, and if 'he' turned out to be a 'she' and you'd like to breed them - let me know - Gordon will try getting jiggy with my computer mouse, a rock, two different paperweights and my moneybox...

... which at least looks like a tortoise - only it's currently about three times his size.

Ok my first photo attempt.
.http://pictures.gel8.co.uk/images/boats/shark.jpg.

We it was close enough to be a pet

This be Riddick, and it wasnt me who picked his name!


4 out of 5 rabbits


ducks


also a gerbil. oh and the one goldfish at uni

woops sorry the pics are huge!!

This is Cuillin.

A rare quiet, relaxed shot - although he was probably fed up with me sticking the lens in his face! Never a dull moment with this fella.

Missyorkie? Male/Female?

Got any males together, do you get any fighting issues at all? Ours have been clipped, but if they get food which gives them a bad tummy, they fight, quite viciously..... One of them put a fairly large hole in the other ones ear, enough to actually make him screem for a minute or so!!!!!

They are ok at the mo, but finding certain foods make them ill and rowdy for a fight.

Originally Posted by Daimo

Missyorkie? Male/Female?

Got any males together, do you get any fighting issues at all? Ours have been clipped, but if they get food which gives them a bad tummy, they fight, quite viciously..... One of them put a fairly large hole in the other ones ear, enough to actually make him screem for a minute or so!!!!!

They are ok at the mo, but finding certain foods make them ill and rowdy for a fight.

hmm well the bigger one in the pic is the mum, the other three are all boys. we've since split them up (as rules of incest don't seem to exist in the rabbitworld ) and the three boys live together in a bigger hutch, get full run of the shed while the mum and dad are kept in seperate ones. as the three are brothers tis fine to put them together generally as they used to each other and dont tend to fight - as yet. the white one gets bullied a bit we think though, as he's very timid.

by clipped u mean neutered i'm guessing is there a female about?

my mutt Levi


daughters cat KK