19-10-2009, 08:08 PM | #11 |
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Caledonia, I have already gone through this with others. Lily is a 2 and a half year old male med spur thigh - ibera. Yes he is big - but on the ratio (jackson is it?) he is considered an average size. I cant help how he has grown, if anything maybe it was my own fault - what with not feeding exactly the right things. Not because i was intentionally trying to make him big, its just what he ate. That doesnt make it right but i try and limit what he has now. I can only do what is right, from when i found out it was wrong, if that makes sense.
I do worry...and when i read what you put there, it makes me feel bad. Not your fault - you probably meant nothing by it. I tend to get very sensitive to things like that as I feel frustrated at what things i probably contributed to and just didnt think i was wrong. I mean who does when you see them happy and healthy and with a good appetite. It is only a t rex dish that i use, a small one - and one he has had since i very first had him. its only now that ifeed the best variety of weeds that i can find. But it never leaves my mind that for 8 or 9 months, i did wrong. xx I will try to find the pots, and it is for an indoor table so there isnt any escape there. I havent seen large pots for 99p - where is this to - b and q or homebase, or wilkinsons?? xx |
19-10-2009, 08:10 PM | #12 |
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...sometimes i even think that Lily is older, but the cites cert said that he hatched between may - aug 2007. I mean, what do you go by - what is in writing (was it lies as he was bought from a shop but hatched at somewhere else) or do i go by my gut instinct. He also shows lots of amourous behaviour, and again, maybe its something in an older male...i just will never be convinced it was all me - overfeeding. perhaps he is older... how do you disprove these certificates (have heard that some are not very legitimate...)
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20-10-2009, 08:24 AM | #13 |
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I got mine at B&Q (75p) in the summer months but also saw them at Homebase (99p). They are quite thin and the type that you'd think was too crap for a plant, crack at the first frost.. but fine for torts to hide in
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20-10-2009, 09:02 AM | #14 |
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Hi Yuna, I have used the liner for hanging baskets before now, I cut an arch in one side and then she can wander in and have enough room to turn inside. Hope that helps.
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03-11-2009, 05:00 PM | #16 |
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yes but they most likely won't be selling them now, that was about 2 or 3 weeks ago
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