Chubbs the tegu
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Damnit Tim! Home wrecker!So is Tom and has a daughter?
Damnit Tim! Home wrecker!So is Tom and has a daughter?
I'm thinking i'd be a cherry head. I look great in black & tomato red. I hate green & yellow outfits. I like anchovies & seafood (smelly things). Mister fans are top on my summer list. Always looking to escape.Damnit Tim! Home wrecker!
You think Aldabras are cuter than Galaps? Really? Have you seen either in person?Aldabra or Radiated. The giant that is cuter and friendlier than the Gallop and doesn't seem to have the eye goopy lol. The Rad because they are high domed and beautiful.
Plus they both are big money. I like money lol
The big males turds are football sized. Its crazy!I want to be a Galapagos too! Male or female. Then I'd be big and if they have a bunch of eye goop that's even better. People would think twice about messing with me. They even have big ?
HA!Any species as long as Tom owned it.
I just don't see myself as a tort species. More like a Komodo dragon. Or an African leopard.Well ill say sulcata because everybody would always be trying to rehome me
Yes I do think Aldabras are much cuter. I have seen both not at the same time. Every galap I have ever seen has goopy eyes in real life or pics. The large ones not small ones. It is the galap that are more aggressive over the Aldabras, there was a thread over that a few years ago before anyone even had galaps. As far as friendly, well I would refer to Greg's Aldabras who seem very friendly and personable and a couple others I have seen.You think Aldabras are cuter than Galaps? Really? Have you seen either in person?
Same question about the friendliness... Aldabras are shy and withdrawn in comparison. Galaps are smart. They figure things, and people, out. And my Galaps don't have eye goop at all, though my sulcatas occasionally do.
Rads are just rad in every way. So gorgeous, easy keepers, and good personalities too.
Hmmm, every now and then, maybe an alligator snapper? ???I just don't see myself as a tort species. More like a Komodo dragon. Or an African leopard.