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Meena Fech - 2010-11-29
I would love one of these. I heard that they play fetch!

Dana - 2012-07-27
This is an amazing, charismatic and energetic breed. Please know that these bundles of energy bond quickly, try extremely hard to please but do forget their manners from time to time. They need a firm, fair owner who will not stint on the love and affection that they thrive on. This breed is NOT for folks that are not active. GSP's do best when they can run off leash and sniff around in hunting mode. I can't imagine my life without my GSP who is funny, loyal, extremely smart, hard-headed athletic hunter/companion/best friend.

Shick Settima - 2012-02-22
This plant is the perfect plant if you are looking for easy, fast growth. I have it planted in all types of conditions and it thrives. Even in a goldfish bowl with little light it stays green and healthy.

Every couple months I will shake the main plants in my 20g tank and the little plantlets will release themselves to the top of the water where I can harvest them and plant them around to create a bush effect.

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Ron - 2012-03-24
If you have a start of water sprite you could spare, please let me know what it would cost. Thanks, I am just getting back into killies and guppies, I was sick for a few years.

peyton vardeman - 2010-07-04
this website was very educational and I'm actually looking for a quarter horse.

Anonymous - 2012-06-29
Actually,the picture you show of an Airedale Terrier looks awfully like my Welsh Terrier. They are mistaken for baby Airdales all the time. Do you have the correct dog picture?

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Charlie Roche - 2012-06-29
If you look up images of airdale versus welsh, the images as you said are just about identical. I find it real hard to tell the difference. One thing though, the Airdale grown runs around 40 - 50 pounds and the Welsh around 25. This is the bigger dog so right picture - that was hard.

John Robinson - 2005-11-18
I recently bought micro sword online to add to my 29 Gallon fresh water aquarium. They came in 6 little bunches that looked pretty bad when they came but as they started to mature in my tank they spread like weeds and gave my tank a great natural look. I have a 20 watt POWER-GLO which promotes coral, invertebrate and plant growth. I also added a CO2 defuser to my tank which i feel really promotes plant growth. I am very pleased with the look MicroSword has given my aquarium and would highly recommend this for any planted aquarium.

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Deborah DeRosa - 2010-04-10
I feel the same way. If you look around at pet shops you'll notice the differ-ence in condition, sizes and prices of plants. They are slow growing but are very easy to grow. They remain small and make wonderful front plants. If you plant them close together, they fill in nicely. They also wave ever so gently with the current in the tank. "Deborah DeRosa"
Krasimir - 2010-07-04
Hi I've got a question about that plant. I have got 79.4 Gallon tank no CO2 injection yet, but fine grain Prodac gravel made especially for plants and 160Watt T8 tubes. 3 of them are Osram 840, one is Grolux sylvania for plants and one is Filips Aqua relle. Do you think that in that conditions I can grow sword grass?

Des - 2010-08-10
The Bullmastiff is not known as a Bernese Mountain Dog....or any other names the Bernese carries...lol

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Editor's Note - 2010-08-13
You're right! Thanks for pointing it out. Where in the world did we get those names? We can't find any alternate names for the Bullmastiff, if you know of any, please let us know.
Madoda - 2012-09-27
In the townships we call them 'Bulldogs' ...lol I have one but he has ticks I tried powders and ginger tablets whats the best remedy or product for bllodsucking ticks:-(

Anonymous - 2010-04-06
I ? this website!

bill - 2011-12-14
Could I get three or will they fight over territory or something? (they will all be spayed/neudered).

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Charlie Roche - 2011-12-15
You can have three. They should all get along just fine. Sometimes any companion (including children) will have a sqabble over something but I would imagine they would always be near each other, play together and generally be much company.
jj - 2012-10-12
Why would you want to own one? its cruel , they're wild they shouldn't be kept as pets . its wrong , and people who do it are cruel :) !
Tera Edwards - 2013-01-12
If you think its cruel, then why are you on this page about servals as pets in the first place...

Az & Hanna - 2012-01-19
We (me and my wife) have 2 lovely van cats > Pepper (Black & White) and Ginger (Amber & White). They perfectly depict above behaviours and are the most loving among our other cats (mostly European Baroudeurs). Ginger has tendency to meow a lot. We wonder why?

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Clarice Brough - 2012-01-20
I guess some cats are just more vocal, though I think this is unusual for a Van Cat. We have a siamese mix, and she gets very vocal, but our other cat, more of a Somali though also a mix, has a soft mew and and is very quiet.
Az & Hanna - 2012-01-20
Hi Clarice,
Thanks for replying. Pepper is very silent but Ginger been talkative a lot. Anything he needs he starts to meow - for food, for play, for attention, just anything. He also vomitted couple of days back. We're bringing him to the vet during the week end!
Clarice Brough - 2012-01-21
Good luck with your cat. Just an aside, my siamese gets hairballs pretty regularly, and so she vomits.
Editor's Note - 2012-01-21
I agree with Clarice, we have a small 8 pound 'mute' cat.... well Shmoopie does meow, but so daintily, then we have a 15 pound RagDoll, Meeko, that howls like a wolf (picked that up from the neighbors wolf/hybrid) then he is bored and wants to be played with! So we play with him for about a 1/2 hour and he quiets up and goes to sleep! lol

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