Julia May - 2004-02-23
I have a female, tortise shell dutch rabbit! Her name is Libby. I have had her for almost a year. She has a temper, but most of the time she is very sweet and loving. I think smaller rabbits like dutch and netherland dwarves are better pets than larger ones.

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Kristina - 2004-02-23
I also have a New Zealand white, but mine is a HUGE BRAT, but I dont blame her, she was raised in a chicken coop with other rabbits. So basically she had to defend herself from other territoral does(Girls) and horney bucks(Boys). All thay had to eat was chicken poop and algae infested water. This guy did not even get the breed name right! He called them californians. I am in rabbit 4-H so I show her, She does GREAT! She gets best of breed almost every show! So I basically rescued her. I named her Frost, But she still trys to defend her territory, but thats ok, because of her past.

Owner of White rose Rabbitry
Kristina

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Wilberto strada - 2004-02-23
This fish is a very sensitive fish. It is always hiding. And it gets sick and/or stressed out very easily.

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Alexander - 2004-02-23
Featherfin Synodontis (eupterus) is a relatively peaceful community fish, that cohabitates in my 90G tank with 5 bumblebee Gobies, one Gold Nugget Pleco, one Zebra Pleco and one Gold Line Pleco.
Recently, I added one Synodontis Angelicus after changes in the tank, that made it more structurally complex (meaning adding more hiding spaces in the form of rocks and caves, but also Mopani wood-specially treated, so it doesnt give the water a tea colour, but it maintains its nutritional characteristics.-)
The behaviour of the Featherfin is peaceful, even with the other Synodontis, and he is a marvel to watch.
Care should be taken to provide him with ample food (not only pellets, but also zuccini and cucumber will be appreciated and blood worms)and it will not fail you to show its magnificent dorsal and anal fins.
Nevertheless, if not placed in ample space - at least a 35 G is recommended- and not properly and adequately fed it might eat smaller fish and become aggresive.
Anyway, do you blame him if he does?

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strasser sankar - 2004-02-23
I think that mollies, platys and swordtails have very low defenses against mainly fungus and fungul parasetic diseases and proper precautions should be taken to prevent these diseases. This site gives valuable info. to novices in the fish hobby Strasser Sankar

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BRITTANY - 2004-02-22
Hi my names Brittany. I think that the Orange Holland Lop Rabbit is the cutest rabbit i have ever seen. I love the picture you have got on this website. I have always wanted a rabbit but they take too much responsibility.

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Rachel M - 2004-02-22
I think my guinea pigs are really great. They are 10 months old and they are really cute when they do everything. I have two little boys named Patches and Smudge. Guinea pigs are the best house pets ever!!! They are cute, easy to take care of, quiet and just plain THE BEST!!! I would definiteley recommend researching on this pet before purchasing one. If you decide to get one, it (or them) will change your life with lots of happiness!!!

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john O - 2004-02-22
I have kept these fish for years ,they came in with 200 cardinal tetras I ordered and they are very hardy and long lived.

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Sharon - 2004-02-22
I love my Shubunkins. They are outside in an old minnow vat that I have converted into a water garden. I still have the original 8 that I bought approximately 2 years ago. I just discovered a new addition this week.

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Kimmy - 2004-02-21
I have two very cute and cuddly piggys.They are called shania and jazzy.They love it when i come home.They squeel knowing that i have treats for them.They are my best friends.I love them so much.They are a joy to have as pets.

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