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08-23-12, 11:36 AM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
They are looking positively monstrous. About how long are they as of now?
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08-23-12, 11:38 AM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
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They are looking positively monstrous. About how long are they as of now?
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^This! These two grew up in a hurry, Wayne. Did Chomper grow that fast?
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08-23-12, 01:03 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
no - Chomper did not grow this fast.
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08-23-12, 01:36 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
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no - Chomper did not grow this fast.
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neither did boscy 18" at a year old....
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08-23-12, 01:16 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
R.I.P chomper
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08-23-12, 04:11 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
Love that one of his tail wrapped around the tree.
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08-23-12, 07:00 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
so I found that hiding night crawlers in the hollow spot proves interesting.
The hollow is just big enough to hide a worm or a fuzzy mouse inside it.
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08-25-12, 10:38 AM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
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so I found that hiding night crawlers in the hollow spot proves interesting.
The hollow is just big enough to hide a worm or a fuzzy mouse inside it.

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Drill a hole big enough for them to get an arm into... stick a pinky in it see what happens...
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08-25-12, 11:15 AM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
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Drill a hole big enough for them to get an arm into... stick a pinky in it see what happens...
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I saw that video too.. The black tree Monitor reaching into the log.
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08-25-12, 12:07 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
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I saw that video too.. The black tree Monitor reaching into the log.
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Good enrichment for em and a behaviour ive never seen in boscs...
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08-24-12, 07:37 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
Was just looking back through some old stuff...i can't believe how small they were! SOoo tiny! Little big dinasaours!!!
I'm happy to live vicariously through you in this *lol*
Some day, when i get my own house.
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08-25-12, 01:40 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
They (Littlefoot & Cera) are already displaying some behaviours that are not typical.
But then again, I don't keep mine "typical".....
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08-25-12, 01:52 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
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They (Littlefoot & Cera) are already displaying some behaviours that are not typical.
But then again, I don't keep mine "typical".....
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Keep em right though... doing em the justice the animals deserve...
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08-25-12, 02:25 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
Speaking of enrichment, apart from problems to solve like pinkies in a hole, I thought of another method to provide enrichment. Just stick in new stuff, particularly things with a scent. For instance, pieces of fruit. Just stuff that can't hurt them if they decide it looks tasty. Or you could hook a speaker up on the wall and play different sounds on it.. Quiet enough that they could only hear it when they got close to the speaker of course, so if they disliked it, they would be able to avoid it. Just some thoughts I had.
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08-25-12, 02:53 PM
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Re: Littlefoot & Cera (New video & pictures)
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Speaking of enrichment, apart from problems to solve like pinkies in a hole, I thought of another method to provide enrichment. Just stick in new stuff, particularly things with a scent. For instance, pieces of fruit. Just stuff that can't hurt them if they decide it looks tasty. Or you could hook a speaker up on the wall and play different sounds on it.. Quiet enough that they could only hear it when they got close to the speaker of course, so if they disliked it, they would be able to avoid it. Just some thoughts I had.
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There is a Monitor in the UK that has his very own TV set.
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