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Rainbow lorikeets are native to Australia, therefore aren't pests.Well I have a rainbow lorikeet, which I think in Australia they are classified as a pest. Here he is. Cosmo saying hi.View attachment 509973
It is so colorful I even didn't notice it in the tree at first glance woehahaha.Well I have a rainbow lorikeet, which I think in Australia they are classified as a pest. Here he is. Cosmo saying hi.View attachment 509973

Well I have a rainbow lorikeet, which I think in Australia they are classified as a pest. Here he is. Cosmo saying hi.View attachment 509973
You see them all the time in Melbourne... so its not much of a big deal here.so beautiful! and they are native to Australia uh! imagine looking out your window and just seeing a bunch of them flyer freely everywhere! amazing
Like ground hogs!! I despise groundhogs!!!An animal doesn't have to be non-native or invasive in order to be pests. Where I come from I consider deer to be pests, although they're native, because they are too many and are a danger to people.
Yes, they can be a huge pain in the butt. They drove my mom crazy, destroying her vegetable garden. I was surprised how much damage even one groundhog could do.Like ground hogs!! I despise groundhogs!!!
Currently, I have three hog island boas (two are young, one is older at over 6’), two young burmese pythons, leopard geckos, crickets for the leopard geckos, and a tiny shrimp in a sealed orb with a plant that has eaten its companions and lived for nine years. In the past, I have also had pill bugs, triops, and various insects from outside (moth/butterfly caterpillars, grasshoppers, jumping spiders, praying mantis, cicadas, beetles, etc).
Adult Hog Island Boa
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I’m not afraid of snakes but I pictured coming down the stairs coming eye to eye with this Beauty
Yeah. True. But most of australian wildlife in Australia don't really cause much issues, especially if left alone. The rainbow lorries don't really do much damage, besides eating fruit - or damaging the bottlebrush trees getting to the nectar.An animal doesn't have to be non-native or invasive in order to be pests. Where I come from I consider deer to be pests, although they're native, because they are too many and are a danger to people.
OMYGOSH PLEASE TELL ME ALL ABOUT YOUR REPTILES!!Currently, I have three hog island boas (two are young, one is older at over 6’), two young burmese pythons, leopard geckos, crickets for the leopard geckos, and a tiny shrimp in a sealed orb with a plant that has eaten its companions and lived for nine years. In the past, I have also had pill bugs, triops, and various insects from outside (moth/butterfly caterpillars, grasshoppers, jumping spiders, praying mantis, cicadas, beetles, etc).
Adult Hog Island Boa
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Haha, that was me. And magpies are pure evil! Too bad their warbling song sounds so nice.(As for being a pest, agree with above - can't remember who said it... sorry! Australian animal, so not really a pest. The only one that may fit that description is the magpies - they are little devils.
Deer think humans are a pest. Non-native, invasive and a danger to deer.An animal doesn't have to be non-native or invasive in order to be pests. Where I come from I consider deer to be pests, although they're native, because they are too many and are a danger to people.
Like ground hogs!! I despise groundhogs!!!
My Tesla Model S says otherwise. Deer are not eco-friendly!Deer think humans are a pest. Non-native, invasive and a danger to deer.
Oh my heart.. how adorable is that faceView attachment 483408
Lol, Rufus can be a sweet cuddle bug when he wants and a real big butt head too (that’s when I call him Bacon lol)
I think sugar gliders are so fascinating and cute. A few people I know have had them but I don't think they had the best careI had a rescue sugar glider as well for around 8 years, she just passed away this month actually. She was very elderly so it was well past her time. Her name was Jack there was only one person I knew that didn’t think she was scary looking and somehow bat like. Everyone else was scared of her but had a respect for how neat she was. She had a sister at one point but she soon past away after I got her because neither of them were healthy, the previous owner only fed them canned peas....so...you could imagine what kind of condition they were in.
This was Howie. I got him in 2015 but no longer have him
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I don't know, man. Meet The Destroyer. (OK, alright, it's not her real name.)This is a destructive animal seriously destructive View attachment 511543

OopssMy Tesla Model S says otherwise. Deer are not eco-friendly!
awwwwwhst happened?This was Howie. I got him in 2015 but no longer have him
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She looks mad that you took her pic.I don't know, man. Meet The Destroyer. (OK, alright, it's not her real name.)
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She's fine. She always has that same expression.She looks mad that you took her pic.
I'm looking into getting a crested.. would you mind looking at my thread & offering suggestions?Albino pacman frog = 10 gal fish tank
Tiger salamander = 20 gal reptile tank
Corn snake = 20 gal reptile tank
6 Ball pythons = large reptile rack with built in belly heat pads
Hognose snake = 40 gallon reptile tank
3 Bearded dragons = all in 40 gallon reptile tanks
Blue tongue skink = 75 gallon fish tank
Stinkpot Musk turtle = 75 gallon fish tank with 1 medium pleco
Leopard gecko = 20 gallon long fish tank
Uromastyx = 55 gallon fish tank (for now)
1 (soon to be 3) White's Tree frog = 40 gallon reptile tank
5 Crested Geckos..3 of which are breeders for early next year
I am keeping and breeding cresties. Hoping to breed for the love of labor, and perhaps a small bit of profit, next year a small scale business with cresteds, gargoyles and leachies. The rest of the list I'm only interested in as pet-only animals for now.
Midwestern US? Here in Indiana, we've had to pay hunters to sharpshoot our deer, and there's 300+ car accidents a year with deer alone.An animal doesn't have to be non-native or invasive in order to be pests. Where I come from I consider deer to be pests, although they're native, because they are too many and are a danger to people.
Snow birds in South Texas are too.Canada Geese are considered nuisance animals too.
We used to throw alka seltzer tabs around the barracks dumpsters because they congregated there.Oh I think the worse nuisance is our Seagulls or as we call them Garbage Birds
I hate them so much I call them Canadian geese. They make mighty good jerky though.
This guy keeps ants. Lots and lots of ants.
I belive he puts some kind of white cream mix around the top of the edge of the tank that the ants can't climb over.every time he says "selva" I cringe
I just don't understand how they can't escape. they can't climb glass??? also why keep evil fire ants???? ugh lol. the way they can make rafts and air bubbles is Yikes
the way he just dumps the fish in LOL
oh my GOSH!!!!!!! so suspenseful lol. I can't believe I just watched that entire thing.
I belive he puts some kind of white cream mix around the top of the edge of the tank that the ants can't climb over.