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My friend went full retard and literally just adopted a fucking lobster. He had no idea how to handle one, and I don't want it to die. How do you take care of a lobster. Food, shelter, cleaning, etc.
Make sure to take it for a walk at least 2-3 times a day.
>>2078950
If that is what your friend'S lobster looks like, then you have some hard news to break to him
>>2078950
If he has a dog door, tell him to take it out and put in a lobster door.
Can we have a "old dinosaur concept" thread?
I can't accept the sciencist comunity believed in shit like pic related.
>>2077720
Oh god that's marvellous.
>>2076181
I was hyped as fuck when I heard a movie was coming out after 15 years.
Then I heard they had voices so I never saw it.
It's a shame, I was expecting a reboot of the originals
>>2076777
I still went to see it hoping with all my heart it wouldn't be as cringe-worthy as I thought. It was so fucking dreadful, never taking a risk like that again.
Post your dog and rate the dog above yours
>>2060341
Your doggo looks silky and warm
Rate my doggo
>>2060350
Sho kyuto
>>2060341
Niceu doggo, behold my doggos though
Hello /an/, I have some special questions to you.
So, I have 5 cats, 2 of them are bengalis. They often play with each other, but very agressively (even trough they don't hiss and cry while biting and scratching their necks and legs). When the fifth cat came here (a young and playful maine coon kid), he also joined to the play. Those cats have much fur and fatty neck, so playing hart doesn't hurt them. But then, the bengals started to "play" with my other (generic, household) cats. They don't like this agressivity, they cry, hiss and growl because...
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>>2080598
so the main question is how to stop them trying to play with the other cats?
>what should i do?
stop buying cats
do research before adopting bengals.
Hello /an/.
I am looking for a pet. Here are the conditions.
1. Preferrably an insect or reptile.
2. Knows where to poop/not messy.
3. Eats all of its food and doesn't leave a trace.
Thanks guys. :)
edit:
I have had a rottweiler before.
Maybe something like the hyena of the reptile world.
>>2080443
>Eats all of its food and doesn't leave a trace
No such thing exists unless you're starving them.
Unless you get a snake, which eats like 1 thing a week and poops once a week.
How often should you feed your House Hippo?
in the morning and at night anon, as they are nocturnal and need to eat at night
>>2080319
It's ok OP they'll subsist on chips and crumbs from peanut butter on toast. You should ensure they're eating regularly by leaving a bag of Lay's out once a week.
I let my HH's roam around the house freely. They mostly clean up peanut butter bread crumbs around the house and I'll sometimes share chips with the less shy ones. :) They sleep cuddled up in my socks drawer which I leave open for them
mm yes quite
Show me cat now
CAT NOW
>>2080255
American dog.
Fat and lazy
Is there something wrong with having your dog sleep in a crate at night, /an/?
I've noticed some people on other boards react with hostility towards seeing a dog crate in someone's house
>>2080178
When my dog was a puppy (1-3 months old), she used to sleep in her cage and honestly, she really liked it. We used to ask her to go to sleep and she would go in her cage by herself. When she got older, we removed the cage's door and she would still go to her cage by herself.
We got rid of it once she was too big for it.
So I would say cages are fine for baby dogs because they feel more secure in them, but if they become a disciplinary mesure, I doubt they'd be a a good idea.
europeans hate them
stupid americans misuse them
there is nothing wrong with them.. i think dogs should be crate trained for emergencies regardless if you plan on using it regularly
i gave my aunt a crate for her dogs but she decided it was cruel and instead pays for them to stay in a kennel when she's at work.. in a crate.. retard
>>2080178
Depends on the circumstances. If you crate your dog at night, that's fine. If you crate your dog at night and then crate it for 8 hours while you're at work, that's excessive.
I personally don't crate train, but I know it can be a positive for many dogs. If you have the crate open during the day, I know a lot of dogs that consider their crate their "safe space" and hang out in there voluntarily.
Hey everyone, im looking for a good documentary series to watch like planet earth. Any ideas?
![oneocean[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/axoumiu.jpg "oneocean[1].jpg")
The Nature of Things - One Ocean
It's narrated by David Suzuki and has four parts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Attenborough_filmography
Anything on this list is docu gold
>>2080593
Just waiting for him to come out as a pedo desu
found in luggage came from montego bay Jamaica
>>2079882
that's a house gecko
>>2079882
poor guy looks hungry, find it some bugs
nothing bigger than the space between its eyes, though
What filter is best for a betta in a five gallon tank? I recently tried the Tetra Whisper, rated for five to ten gallon tanks, but it was too much and my betta freaked out.
No, it's not too much. That's pretty much perfect. Is your tank totally empty or some shit?
http://www.walmart.com/ip/48184430?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227035597024&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=76184914354&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=177092596594&veh=sem
I have this one in my betta tank right now
no nois and decent filtration.
Doesnt bother mine one bit
http://www.walmart.com/ip/48184430?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227035597024&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=76184914354&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=177092596594&veh=sem
