uptheblues
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Yep got a bearded dragon- hard to look after and lots of shit advice out there but if you can get it right they make great pets
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talkativesprout
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Omar Berrada Milner, Is now a resident at château Sprout. Like Omar and James She has no external genitalia and will happily eat dead rats
PragueBlue
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Daughter has a hog nose snake and bearded dragon but as usual with kids, I ended up doing most of the caring. Lovely pets both of which I became very attached to over time.
talkativesprout
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I had a western Hognose, horrible little c%nt scared me to death when I first got him hissing like a puncture on a tractor
PragueBlue
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My daughter's never hissed. Used to play dead if it didn't want to be handled but that was rare and was always very placid.
talkativesprout
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lol, did it ever do the "Fart Of Death" ? mine never played dead but just got mightily pissed off until you held it
PragueBlue
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Ours generally liked to be handled but had some very strange eating habits!
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PragueBlue
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We had a spell of about 10 months where she just wouldn't eat anything. Tried pretty much everything we could think of, including some tips we read about online. Nothing worked though. We were getting a bit desperate and one day while I was drinking a cup of Bovril, I decided to dip a dead mouse in and tried that. Lo and behold, she gobbled it up straight away. From that time any time she was getting fussy over her food, we just dipped a mouse in Bovril and it got her started on her food again.
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She clearly was a City fan and wanted you to take her to the match.