Squeaky, my Pearly Conure. I bought him from a breeder when he was 6 weeks old and weaned him myself. Pearlies are semi rare in captivity because they are difficult to breed.

Mr. Rat and my German Shepherd Rosie saying hi.

My hairless rat named Mr. Rat.

Josie, my Green Cheek Conure. Got her from an old woman who was on the verge of being a hoarder for only $50. She is permanently disabeled.

Squeaky, my Pearly Conure. I bought him from a breeder when he was 6 weeks old and weaned him myself. Pearlies are semi rare in captivity because they are difficult to breed.

My Emperor Scorpion. They are one of the more docile and less potent species of scorpion. She is fully capable of stinging me, but if she did, the venom wouldn't cause much more than a minor irritation assuming I'm not allergic to it.

My snake Slinkey. She's either a kingsnake hybrid of some type, or an aberrant California kingsnake, which is nothing more than a deviation from the normal pattern Cali Kings normally have. I've had her for about 3 years.

My Sun Conure Woody, he's 6 years old now (they live to be like, 20). He may be pretty, but he can be extremely loud and obnoxious and sometimes have a major attitude problem. If you think that beak looks like it could deliver a painful bite, your right.

Squeaky, my Pearly Conure. I bought him from a breeder when he was 6 weeks old and weaned him myself. Pearlies are semi rare in captivity because they are difficult to breed.

K9_Trainer
May 7, 2008

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