how about this frags growth....

cateyes

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3 months growth....

all of this was attained with proper food, water and LOTS of attention! :)

Flomar....

june 30th '08
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september 30th '08
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13472432#post13472432 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by joeycadre
lay off the cat chow

i'm afraid to. he might develop a taste for seafood.....
 
Your frag seems to be growing faster, but mine's color is developing nicely.
Check out this frag.
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In 2000 our teenage daughter found a small kitten under a pallet of zinnia at the nursery where she was working. She asked my wife if she could adopt it. To make a long story short, the daughter has long since left for college, graduated, married, moved to Phoenix, and now has a daughter of her own. The cat (Zinnia) has been with us since and become a member of our family. This picture was taken on Sept. 22. Two days later she went outside for 4 hours and came back in stumbling, drooling, and howling. We thought a dog or something had injured her. The vet says she had a stroke. We didn't think she would make it because she wouldn't eat or drink. The vet did a good job and she now can walk although she stumbles a bit and sometimes falls down. She has her appetite back and can negotiate her litter box. She's an inside kitty now.

This has been an experience for Mary Ruth and I. It really hit home that this was not simply a cat. For the two days that we were pretty well convinced that she would be "leaving us", I thought it was more than coincidence that I took this picture.
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My next door neighboor just accidentally fragged his daughter's cat. It climbed up into his engine compartment and he made it about a mile down the road before he found his way out...unfortunately his way out was to go under the tires. RIP Taco :(
 
how sad. I accidentally ran over one of my kittens a month back, broke his jaw some how but he lived. Now oscar has become the newest member of the inside family. Caught him "fishing" in my freshwater tank last night.
 
The rare shark toothed Catfish "very nice"

The rare shark toothed Catfish "very nice"

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13477401#post13477401 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by night_blade
my frag cross bred with my fish!

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The Very rare shark toothed Catfish, "Very Nice" Drew you are fitting in here real well!!!
 
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13478789#post13478789 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by ducklabdad
The Very rare shark toothed Catfish, "Very Nice" Drew you are fitting in here real well!!!

i try
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13499704#post13499704 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Rendos


Richard, I bet if you turn the water on them a couple of times, it will dramatically reduce the sleeping in the sink problem. I stopped mine from sleeping in the shower that way.

p.s. Don't stand in front of the sink when doing this, injury may result! Cat missiles are notoriously hard to aim...........
 
The orange one actually loves the water. He plays in the sink while I brush my teeth, he jumps head first into the toilet if you leave the lid up. The black and white one is curious about water, but will not actively play in it like the other one.
 
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