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| Thailands Zoos and animals The Zoos of Thailand and other wildlife sancturies. |
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| Wat Phra Mahathat Last Online: Today 08:50 AM Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sikhiu
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| Well i thought of naming them Noodles and English but the wife said she'd chuck em' in the klong with a rope around their necks so i went back to my beer and let her choose. Next best alternative. Last edited by Tao : 11-02-2008 at 08:56 PM. |
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| Kamphaeng Phet | I've got a couple questions. Did you purchase in Thailand, or import? What sort of pet supplies are available - seed, pellets, etc. - or do you primarily use people food and fruit? I see a bag in the background, but cannot read for what type animal. I raise parrots, so have a couple dozen. Realizing importing all is nearly impossible, I still have 4 long term African Greys I could not leave behind. I'm worried about the long trip, and then the possibility (probability) of poor handling once landed. Even having all the proper paperwork, I would fear any long-term quarantine, very likely spellng their demise. Most flights I've taken from the US land around midnight, meaning the cargo pickup would be closed. There's no way I can stuff 4 African Greys under the airline seat, plus their occasional shrieks would disrupt the whole flight. I'm sure 'tea money' is the real answer, but to whom?
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006
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| Show us your pets thread..... I cant have a cat or dog becuase i stay in a condo but when I move to a house i will get a little fellow like this for sure. His name is Lucky and he belongs to a pal of mine. It was bathtime yesterday so I took a few pics...... The tub is normally his swimming pool which his owner fills with cool water and a little ice so Lucky can cool off in the hot afternoons. Today its the dreaded bathtub filled with that nasty soap stuff Drip dry for a moment.... The noisy vacuum cleaner switched onto "blow dry" mode was scaring him sooooo He was shifted in front of a big fan for the final blow dry stages.... Nearly done! All finished! Narak Mahk! Anyone else wanna share a few photo's of their little ones? |
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| Thermae Last Online: Today 01:45 PM Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Lord Black Adders gutter
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| why do people have longhair dogs here in thailand ? Guaranteed that puppy was purchased for its "cuteness". fo the utmost in cute factor you need to get a soi puppy and pay about 5k to get one of its legs removed - good old mar sarm car - it makes it so easy for her to lick her own snatch , in fact i am sure she has the cleanest in Thailand ![]()
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| The Fishkeeper Last Online: Today 03:38 PM Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Bangkok
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| I saw some nice marmosets for sale at JJ the other day, not that species though. I'd love one but looks a bit high maintenance. I like those Sugar Gliders though, think I will get a couple of them sometime. |
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| MWAH! Last Online: Today 03:31 PM Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: XinTianDi
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| Elite Member Last Online: Today 10:44 AM Join Date: Jun 2008
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| Sugar gliders breed like friggin rabbits also, so best not get 2. Also they only come out to play at night time, but they are cute and very friendly. The marmosets you saw might have been the red ones, not remember proper name, very expensive. I am considering getting an Orangutan and calling it Clyde of course. |
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