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11 November 2006, 06:12 PM
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Bearded Dragon
The kids are now bored with him, so looking for a good home.
Frankie
Bearded dragon, male, approx 14 mths old, home made vivarian, all lights and heat mat, water/food dishes etc and some dried food.
He likes to come out each night for a walk about, very friendly.
Looking for £130 + poss delivery charge.
Frankie
Bearded dragon, male, approx 14 mths old, home made vivarian, all lights and heat mat, water/food dishes etc and some dried food.
He likes to come out each night for a walk about, very friendly.
Looking for £130 + poss delivery charge.
11 November 2006, 06:29 PM
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11 November 2006, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by BrettC
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18 November 2006, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by scooby.2
The kids are now bored with him, so looking for a good home.
Reptiles aren't toys to be cast aside once you get bored.
You should make them keep it and carry on looking after it to show them how to do the right thing.
Lets hope in years to come, when they have children of their own, they don't decidev they're bored and get rid of them, as you as their role model have shown them is acceptable to do.
18 November 2006, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Jethro
Glad you taught them the meaning of responsibility
Reptiles aren't toys to be cast aside once you get bored.
You should make them keep it and carry on looking after it to show them how to do the right thing.
Lets hope in years to come, when they have children of their own, they don't decidev they're bored and get rid of them, as you as their role model have shown them is acceptable to do.
Reptiles aren't toys to be cast aside once you get bored.
You should make them keep it and carry on looking after it to show them how to do the right thing.
Lets hope in years to come, when they have children of their own, they don't decidev they're bored and get rid of them, as you as their role model have shown them is acceptable to do.
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18 November 2006, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Jethro
Glad you taught them the meaning of responsibility
Reptiles aren't toys to be cast aside once you get bored.
You should make them keep it and carry on looking after it to show them how to do the right thing.
Lets hope in years to come, when they have children of their own, they don't decidev they're bored and get rid of them, as you as their role model have shown them is acceptable to do.
Reptiles aren't toys to be cast aside once you get bored.
You should make them keep it and carry on looking after it to show them how to do the right thing.
Lets hope in years to come, when they have children of their own, they don't decidev they're bored and get rid of them, as you as their role model have shown them is acceptable to do.
18 November 2006, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Jethro
Glad you taught them the meaning of responsibility
Reptiles aren't toys to be cast aside once you get bored.
You should make them keep it and carry on looking after it to show them how to do the right thing.
Lets hope in years to come, when they have children of their own, they don't decidev they're bored and get rid of them, as you as their role model have shown them is acceptable to do.
Reptiles aren't toys to be cast aside once you get bored.
You should make them keep it and carry on looking after it to show them how to do the right thing.
Lets hope in years to come, when they have children of their own, they don't decidev they're bored and get rid of them, as you as their role model have shown them is acceptable to do.
Well done scooby.2.
Too many reptiles and other pets for that matter are neglected due to loss of interest from owners - it's good to see someone trying to put things right.
19 November 2006, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Ignored
What are you going to buy the little darlings next? Something endangered would be good, then they can boast to all their classmates. How about a black rhino? 
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