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cloudvelundr · 6 months ago
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This poll is wild to me because the only people who should have an answer or more than a week are people in, like, solidarity, or in hospital in serious condition, or the astronauts stuck on the space station for two months.
Also? If you’ve seen a bug that is also a wild animal.
ok im curious about this so tumblr please tell me
*wild meaning a non-feral, non-domesticated animal, which is not within an enclosure such as a zoo, research center, etc.
for example, seeing a coyote in your backyard is seeing a wild animal. seeing a cougar in a zoo is not.
**feral animals are animals such as cats, pigeons, dogs, chickens, hogs, and other animals which are generally domesticated.
for example, seeing a feral cat in your local park is not seeing a wild animal.
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chaobunnyarts · 14 days ago
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February 2025's Tiny Reptile and Mini Amphibian pin designs: Fish-Scale Gecko and Quacking Frog 🦎 🐸
These designs are available as pins and stickers on my Patreon until the end of day today and will ship in February!
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evenmorepolls · 5 months ago
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brella-boi · 1 year ago
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BABY BOYS (Vol. 2 and 3)
The marine and reptile baby boys have arrived!
Small 1 inch lil guys with an epoxy dome phone charms to adorn your phone and keys and everything else with! I'd love to plaster them everywhere in my house...
Which one would you pick? 👀
(Bug version still available as volume 1!)
Link in source!
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augmentedpolls · 6 months ago
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cutiepieautistic · 12 days ago
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Our top favorite animals stimboard 4/?
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abigaillynnarts · 8 months ago
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LITTLE GUY LAUNCH IS NOW LIVE!! All four new prints and six new stickers are now up for grabs! 🐸🦎🦋🐠
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halfapinetree · 7 months ago
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A list of enclosures I have made in no particular order plus what is kept in them:
bioactive leopard gecko terrarium
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live plants: curly spider plant, snake plant, various airplants, jade plant, donkey tail succulent, sunrise succulent, string of buttons succulent, unknown plant
clean up crew: springtails and orange powder isopods
houses: tonchu (clown g cross with raptor morph leopard gecko)
notes: tonchu refuses to eat mealworms loves silkworms and dubia roachs, he also has wax worms as a treat. hes very picky about eating and often wants to explore out of his enclosure. his favorite activities include having me hold the food bowl for him, climbing his background and stalking.
betta fish tank (incomplete)
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live plants: anubias barteri, elodea densa, java moss, moss ball
will house: longfinned betta fish and either a apple snail or nerite snail (havent decided but they will both deal with the algae)
changes: first im going to be changing out the filter for a sponge filter because im not happy with the high flow and the space it takes up for a 25l tank. im going to be adding another hide on the ground and ordering some floating plants called salvinia cucullata to block the light. ive also ordering some limestone to increase the ph levels. overall still learning as this is my first time with aquariums.
isopod terrarium
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no live plants but they do have a fake succulent
houses: armadillidium klugi 'montenegro' AKA clown isopods (they also have some springtails in there to prevent mold)
notes: the clowns love sweet potato
jumping spider terrarium
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live plants: broom moss, jewel orchid, spanish moss airplant, ivy leaved toadflax (newest addition)
cleanup crew: springtails, dwarf white isopods
houses: unfortunately my regal jumping spider pumpkin has died from unknown causes
notes: when alive pumpkin loved taking down moths, also the isopods love the ivy leaved toadflax so im hoping they dont eat it all
future plans: unfortunately I am banned from owning anymore pets currently but my future plans are eventually owning a crested gecko, tokay gecko, day gecko, chinese cave gecko, red-eyed crocodile skink, monitor lizard, millipede, velvet spider and many more isopods species such as rubber ducky
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yotenotes · 1 year ago
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kipper & agnes
you can tell i love the spectra brush. i should draw these two more often
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ilikemegaraptors · 2 months ago
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Some animals at my local science museum
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The frogs name is Princess Peach and the Argentine black&white tegu is Tina. I forget the rest of their names but I think the leopard gecko is Mr Toes. I've also unofficially named the two fish Carl and Dave respectively.
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pagesofscales · 2 years ago
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Animals As Gifts: A Brief Guide
Working at an exotic animal rescue, I see so many animals given to us from families that purchased an animal for their child's birthday or for Christmas or another holiday. Usually it's a gift for a child or teenager that ended up uninterested in it and not caring for it.
These animals come to us in poor condition. Leopard geckos missing toes, bearded dragons with MBD, ball pythons with mites. I've even seen a turtle come in missing half of it's shell and almost fully blind. While some of these things do happen even with good care, they can almost always be prevented. Unfortunately, that's pretty rare to see with gifted animals.
Despite all this, it can be good to give an animal as a gift. It can be a great learning opportunity for a kid or a way to bond as a family. That being said, it has to be done right.
1. Do Your Research
Research is the most important thing to do before getting a pet, especially ones that are often impulse buys such as fish or reptiles.
If you're getting an animal on behalf of your kid, this is incredibly important. You need to know about the animal-
What do they eat? How much?
What supplies will you need? What size of set up?
How much do they cost?
How long do they live?
What are some common illnesses that affect these animals? What are the signs?
-and the kid you're buying the animal for/the family as a whole.
Do you have the space for the animal? What about when the animal grows?
Do they have siblings? How will this affect things?
Do you/they have the money to constantly buy food and toys? What about a surprise medical emergency?
Are they responsible?
Can they commit to giving the animal the life it needs? Who steps up if they can't?
If the answer to any of these is no, don't do it.
2. Communicate
So many people want their gifts to be surprises and I get it. I do. But when the health and safety of an animal is sacrificed for a few seconds of surprise, it's not worth it.
Talk to your kid and find out if its something they actually want and can handle at the time. Talk to anyone else in the family that might be affected. Spouse, siblings, etc.
Once you have the go ahead, something to consider doing would be to let them choose the animal and supplies and just finance it. Or purchase some of the more basic supplied and let them pick the animal.
If you're absolutely dead set on surprising them or giving them something to unwrap, you can always get a gift card to a pet store or a picture of the planned animal or something of the sort for then to unwrap. Then have the discussion and go with them to get the animal. Just be prepared for the possibility that they may not want or be able to care for an animal.
If the kid is older or a teenager, you can even make a deal with them. I got my first reptile for my sixteenth birthday and in order to get him, I needed to keep my room clean every day for a year which was a difficult task for me. Make them prove that they can be responsible. Which leads me to the next point.
3. Take Responsibility
Please, please, PLEASE have a backup plan for if they lose interest or can no longer care for the animal.
Who takes care of the animal if they lose interest?
What happens if they can't care for them anymore?
What if you go on a long trip?
Gifting an animal is your decision and you need to be prepared to step up or rehome the animal if needed.
There's no shame in rehoming. Oftentimes, it's the best thing for the animal, even if it's a hard decision. Just make that decision before the animal has to suffer.
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chaobunnyarts · 1 month ago
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February's Tiny Reptile and Mini Amphibian designs: Fish-Scale Gecko and Quacking Frog! 🐸 🦆
These are available through my Patreon as pins and stickers during before January 31st at 11:59 PM Pacific Time and will ship in February!
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yuriguild · 4 months ago
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@sealsongs @softquietbee
Mods are asleep, post bananimals
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brella-boi · 1 year ago
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THEY ARE REAL!!
Baby boy cute little phone charms all together at last! These are in such high demand I often have trouble keeping up! You guys!!! I keep wanting to make more.
We have three volumes with where we stand now!! Bugs, Marine and Herps! I would love to add Avians eventually, perhaps for next year's update. For now I hope you all enjoy these cute little marine animal and scaley additions! :D
Who's youre favourite lil guy?
Link in source and replies! The listings are all seperate.
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ooglywooglies · 3 days ago
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i enjoy lizard i wish i could trap him in a little container all day and watch him look around and breathe but that would suck very badly for him
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abigaillynnarts · 9 months ago
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new prints coming to the shop Saturday June 8th! I’m calling this shop update the Little Guy Launch! Likes, shares, and comments are appreciated! ❤️💛💙
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