free massage is the best you can count on. no, they don't do tricks. they are pretty, and soothing/therapeutic..., but just snakes with tiny brains.
i dislike african greys, they always seem bitey (at me, it's probably me...). birds can be awesome though! when i was a young child, my older sister got an adopted scarlet macaw. he didn't speak at all... until our priest came to visit. then the bird cussed the white collard boy banger (his words) until the priest ran from the house. my stepmother rehomed the bird within days.
i love bci's and bcc's, great personality, very intelligent for reptiles. colombians were the big thing, but you could still get guyanans, peruvians, and sumatrans if you tried hard enough.
I can't wait to see if we are able to make some of these beauties!i love bci's and bcc's, great personality, very intelligent for reptiles. colombians were the big thing, but you could still get guyanans, peruvians, and sumatrans if you tried hard enough.
hopefully we'll have some super form yellowbellys next spring. ivorys, not true leucistic, but close, and still cool...
he should slither on over to @Iloveskywalkerog 's place...
make me
that's why it's always a good idea to feed prekilled prey items. if the snake doesn't eat it, at least the snake doesn't get eaten...
I use to work on a parrot breeding farm. They had like 300! And 200 parakeets. The most expensive parrot was $15,000-$20,000
i know smuggling parrotlets (or paritos in costa rica) was (and probably still is) big business. a few boxes bringing over a million. i think there was an episode of 'glades' that covered the trafficking/smuggling of exotic animals...
Yeah I watch something about that putting monkeys in soccer balls and shit
