I have two cats.

I have none

one beautiful cat.

One dog.


[Edited 5/30/06 4:02am]

At the moment one dog-an Australian Cattle Dog (blue heeler) , one cat,and two cockatiels.

One sister and two brothers

REDBABY said:

Your sister is your pet? I have two brothers and I do not own them as pets.

4 stuffed bears, one stuffed tiger, two stuffed dogs, and one stuffed turtle.....and they are clean, doodyless, quiet, and i can hug them anytime i wish.....

ZombieKitten said:

Didn't you have 3?

I have tropical fish!
What does that say about me?

PS . Sometimes I wear white socks

PANDURITO said:

Aaaaw

20 show guppies
8 other mixed fish
1 betta
2 cats one indoor one outdoor
2 dogs one indoor one outdoor
4 horses

Gerbils

i just acquired one big fat tabby cat.





[Edited 5/30/06 15:22pm]

I have no pets.

Just an owl lamp and my Nintendo.

a saltwater fish tank with a few fish, a brittle starfish that has been alive for about 10 years and various coral and live rock.

Sunkat said:

A Scottish Terrier and an Indian Ring-Neck Parrot.

Oh....and an ex-husband that still comes to the door begging for food and water...

Sunkat said:

Ditto

This isn't a pic of my wife/kid's rabbit, but she looks like this...


I personally want some color-point cat and a quirky dog like a Dachsund or Sharpei.

I have a

jerseykrs said:

HOw on earth did you manage to take that stuff from the eastcoast all the way down to Florida ?


And here I am , pondering how to move my aquariums into another room while painting and renovating my place.

2 rabbits
3 cats
2 dogs
fish

KoolEaze said:

Oh, I've been in florida forever. I bought them down here.

i have a big ol' orange & white tabby.

jerseykrs said:

Ahh, OK, I see. Just one last question....I´m still undecided whether I should ever get a seawater tank in the near future because I´m worried about the difficult maintenance and also have ethical concerns because most of those fishes are caught in the sea and hundreds have to die before a few dozens make it to the pet shop ( please don´t get me wrong, I´m not criticizing your choice , I´m just expressing my personal concerns)..anyway, that being said, how difficult was it for you to learn everything ? Does it really take at least six months to create a biologically intact cycle ?
Cuz that ´s what I read in a book, especially when you have live rocks.
Do you use a protein skimmer ? UV lights? What kinda filter ? Do you harden the water with calcium ?

KoolEaze said:

Good questions, I'm at work right now, I will orgnote you later about it. It is not difficult at all. It doesn't take six months, you can shorten that to about one month using bio catalysts and starter fish (known as damsels)

2 evil ass birds

none at the moment. All of my pets have died we used to have an assload of cats because our cat was always having kittens. I didn't want to have her spayed because I used to enjoy seeing the kittens grow up I used to have a bunch of hamsters, and three rabbits. When I was younger I used to catch turtles and lizards and keep them as pets for a short period. Since summer is around the corner, I know I'll be seeing a lot of turtles roaming throughout the yard. I already see lizards on a daily basis.

Lammastide said:

I miss my rabbits. They were huge....so big they out grew their cage. They had gotten to be bigger than our full grown cats. I'd take them out of their cage and let them roam around in the yard.....they'd always end up running the cats away When I move, I plan to get a dwarf rabbit. I'm always going to pets stores just to watch them. I heard you can litter box train them too.