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Hanging out with my tortoise that I rescued 18 years ago and I spotted this cool caterpillar. Cool as long as he stays away from my plants.
been debating getting a tortoise. they're so damn cool!Hanging out with my tortoise that I rescued 18 years ago and I spotted this cool caterpillar. Cool as long as he stays away from my plants.
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They are very cool but lots of work, very expensive to maintain and a life long commitment.been debating getting a tortoise. they're so damn cool!
that's been the big blocker. similar to keeping vivariums with poison dart frogs, or a parrot. expensive to set up, expensive to maintain, and truly at minimum a decades long commitment, if not requiring provisioning in one's living will for when death comes knocking.They are very cool but lots of work, very expensive to maintain and a life long commitment.
You are spot on. You get it.but rewarding.that's been the big blocker. similar to keeping vivariums with poison dart frogs, or a parrot. expensive to set up, expensive to maintain, and truly at minimum a decades long commitment, if not requiring provisioning in one's living will for when death comes knocking.
She was all white with 4 broken legs when I rescued her at one years old. Some asshole bought her for his kid and left her in basement for a year. Said he was going to smash her with a hammer. I really hate some people. I had no choice.that's been the big blocker. similar to keeping vivariums with poison dart frogs, or a parrot. expensive to set up, expensive to maintain, and truly at minimum a decades long commitment, if not requiring provisioning in one's living will for when death comes knocking.
that's disgusting. she looks real healthy now! great job saving her and bringing her back from the brink.She was all white with 4 broken legs when I rescued her at one years old. Some asshole bought her for his kid and left her in basement for a year. Said he was going to smash her with a hammer. I really hate some people. I had no choice.
She is a true survivor.that's disgusting. she looks real healthy now! great job saving her and bringing her back from the brink.
Believe it or not I put up a few fences for tortoise pens! Lol latest was a 6 year old African desert tortoise. Full grown will b 80/100 lbsHanging out with my tortoise that I rescued 18 years ago and I spotted this cool caterpillar. Cool as long as he stays away from my plants.
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Sure wish cheebas or pure green would ship to the US
Sure wish cheebas or pure green would ship to the US
Hey Nick where'd you get the Red Lebanese genetics? Many people believe Red Lebanese is the best hash in the world. And it looks awesome, too. Imagine somebody pulling out a big chunk of this and putting it on your table. I know my eyes would get big. I don't think I've seen real Blonde Lebanese hash in 40 years. I could get it for $5 a gram in the 70's. Then they had that nasty Civil War.
this was ordered from cheebas under hash than under imported hash.. i’ve smoked one and i love it..
everything was over weight toothis was ordered from cheebas under hash than under imported hash.. i’ve smoked one and i love it..
i remember in Rotterdam hike seeing the grateful dead europe tour we can across 2 kinds of hash i’ve never forgotten about nor i’ve ever seen again, super red lebanese- totally soft and gooey and red, taste blew me away, next was pollen power totally white soft gooey hash.. View attachment 1272768
SAPC..........Sure wish cheebas or pure green would ship to the US
Or Pack Trapper......use both all the time, no issues at all!SAPC..........
She is a Russian Tortoise...she is about 12 inches around...full grown but could live 50 more years!..Believe it or not I put up a few fences for tortoise pens! Lol latest was a 6 year old African desert tortoise. Full grown will b 80/100 lbs
Curious what is yours and how big ?
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