Thursday, September 2, 2010

Cute Pics From The Pet Store



I know I`m very behind on my posts and I haven't finished my posts for the pet turtles. I asked for more hours and I got them. Now we've been getting ready for the grand reopening and my turtle project has been moved back for that. Now I don't know when I will be having my turtle demo but I still want to post about the turtles since there are a lot of misconceptions about them.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

We could learn a lot from our pets!

When was the last time you felt this relaxed?
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Monday, July 26, 2010

It's Mine All Mine!

To insure he gets plenty to eat our hoodd friend Knucklehead has decided to take a nap in the food bowl! (No I didn't give him that name Mike the stock guy did lol)
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Sunday, July 25, 2010

Cool Reptiles

I have been very busy at work lately. Mt hubby has been home for the last month so Ilve been working extra hours at work. Good for the bank account... Bad for blogging! But we went to the Muesum Of Natural History and they were having a live reptile exhibit and I took some great Pics with my phone (cause of course I forgot my camera) to share with you.
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Cute Pics From The Pet Store

There is just something about watching gerbils eat that is so cute!

Cute Pics From the Pet Store

There USA something extra cute about ferrets when they are sleeping. Yes that one is sleeping in his food bowl. I guess he wanted breakfast in bed!
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Meet the Babies

We give Rex, our red eared slider fish to eat. It helps balance out her diet and gives her some much needed exercise. Well the fish have been hiding in the rocks that we used to create a basking spot for Rex.


Well they are so safe and well fed that they have been reproducing. Now we have 10 little baby fish swimming around in Rex's tank.



We think they have survived this long because they were too small for Rex to see and they have been swimming around him which has protected them from being eaten by the adult fish.