I just sent out a lot of 3 inch brushables, and when my buyer received them, she sent me this photo. I didn’t see it when I had the ponies in hand, and I’m not sure if it happened during shipping or if I just didn’t notice it. I’m just wondering if there is a fix to this issue? I’ve never see anything like it…
Thank you in advance!!
My white regal jumper laid eggs a couple months ago and I’ve been raising her babies ever since. I have about 50 that have survived through their 3d instar and are currently thriving.
I used to be a breeder and have raised hundreds of babies throughout my life. This is a new, rarer species of spider. So, I am not equipped to take care of 60+ adult jumping spiders of this species. Where would I be able to rehome them to?
Thanks!
I’ve been playing for 12 years but haven’t played since December of 2024. Taking photos of my horses was my absolute favorite thing.
Hey bird people,
I have three conures, two green cheek mutations and one halfmoon. They are my entire world and I’d do anything for them. They live the best lives a conure could ask for. Proper diet, caging, you name it. I’m an adamant bird nerd and have always made sure to provide the best possible care for my birds.
Since I’ve gotten these birds, they have slowly become more and more aggressive. They each started out very loving and sweet. No bites, and adjusting super well. Over the last few months, however, all three of them have been so nippy and aggressive. Doing the “cobra dance” when I go in their cage, biting me to hell, and constantly driving me insane. I am so patient and slow-paced with them. I seem to be doing everything right in conure terms.
We do soft target training, they get a lot of handling time, and spend so much time outside the cage. I’ve tried every trick in the book to get these birds to stop biting, but they just keep getting worse.
I’m feeling defeated and lost. I seem to have the answers and be doing the right thing, but nothing works.
What in the world do I do?