Pet Spam

[kiyakotari]

Title is fairly self-explanatory, I think.

Waldere on the glass wall of his terrarium. (He's not missing toes on his left front foot, they're just folded under.)


Annalee holding Waldere.


Annalee holding Waldere again.


Waldere closeup.


Manimekalai (left) and Gilgamesh (right) hanging out on the glass.


Manimekalai and Gilgamesh again.


Sleepy anoles.
(As you can see, Gilgamesh has not been eating very well - he's a bit bony at the moment.)


Gilgamesh chilling on a faux fern.


One of my two African Dwarf Frogs. No, he's not dead - they pretty much always look like that.


My male Delta Fin Betta, now deceased.


Betta again.


Some of my fancy guppies (I have five).


And MingMing, in one of her two favorite sleeping positions.

Comments

[nagasvoice.livejournal.com]

Gorgeous pix! The terrarium looks like a wonderful large environment for them.

[kiyakotari.livejournal.com]

It is! I'm keeping Waldere in a terrarium that's right around the "suggested" size for Malaysian golden gecko, but the anoles are in a HUGE 33 gallon tank. Other reptile people look at me like I'm nuts, because anoles are usually kept in tiny terrariums, since they're so small. But I feel they really do better in the big one - they're so active, the extra space really doesn't go to waste! (Case in point: Anoles are known for being escape artists, and trying constantly to get out of their tanks. Mine never, ever try to escape. Ever. I can literally walk away from the tank with the doors open and do other things, and come back several minutes later, and they're still in their going about their business.)