Godfrey's Mom
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I have been offline line the last two months and it's great to be back reading the forum. For those interested below is a Peanut update. (Peanut had a bad beginning in a pet store kept in a sand enclosure) She was 11 months old and around 140 grams.
I am happy to report that her pyramiding does not seem to have increased. She will always have what she has. She is now 13 months and 260 grams. She has grown 1/2 inch in length and about 3/8th inch in height, still the same width (3 in). So she does not look so much like a cupcake with feet anymore.
She is very curious and of course charms everyone. Attached are some photos.
On to Godfrey's big score. My husband comes home one day, and I kid you not, with two garbage bags stuffed full of loose produce. He stopped at the grocery store and proceeded to talk to the manager about Godfrey. (I live in a small rural Ohio town, so Godfrey is a bit of a novelty) We are now on the receiving end of their weekly produce clearing. He scored a huge amount of goodness. What we could not use (cabbage etc.) we gave to friends who have farm animals.
I mention this because I would have never thought to do it, but Cheapskate is always thinking. So it might work for someone else.
I am happy to report that her pyramiding does not seem to have increased. She will always have what she has. She is now 13 months and 260 grams. She has grown 1/2 inch in length and about 3/8th inch in height, still the same width (3 in). So she does not look so much like a cupcake with feet anymore.
She is very curious and of course charms everyone. Attached are some photos.
On to Godfrey's big score. My husband comes home one day, and I kid you not, with two garbage bags stuffed full of loose produce. He stopped at the grocery store and proceeded to talk to the manager about Godfrey. (I live in a small rural Ohio town, so Godfrey is a bit of a novelty) We are now on the receiving end of their weekly produce clearing. He scored a huge amount of goodness. What we could not use (cabbage etc.) we gave to friends who have farm animals.
I mention this because I would have never thought to do it, but Cheapskate is always thinking. So it might work for someone else.
