Native mammals

[waruikazi]

Jonno how do they go inside? Do they dribble pee everywhere? Cause nothing smells worse than marsupial piss. It's even worse than cat musk!

[Jonno from ERD]

Yeah mate, she isn't toilet trained, hence the reason we normally interact with her in the bathroom so it can be mopped and cleaned afterwards. I'm actually getting really sick of having her inside but she isn't quite big enough to put her outside yet. They really do test your patience but your heart melts when you walk past and she runs to the front of the cage and shreeks until she gets a carrot.

[sassy]

any pics waruikazi?

[waruikazi]

Not really sorry, this shows it the best... which still isn't very good lol.

[waruikazi]

Originally Posted by Jonno from ERD

Yeah mate, she isn't toilet trained, hence the reason we normally interact with her in the bathroom so it can be mopped and cleaned afterwards. I'm actually getting really sick of having her inside but she isn't quite big enough to put her outside yet. They really do test your patience but your heart melts when you walk past and she runs to the front of the cage and shreeks until she gets a carrot.

How do you toilet train moronic animals such as aussie native lol?

[Inkslinger]

Much the same as you train Moronic people

[Brock Lobster]

does anyone here keep fat tailed dunnarts? one of my teachers wants to get a pair & i thought i'd help him with info.

if anyone has any info, pm me.

[waruikazi]

Originally Posted by Inkslinger

Much the same as you train Moronic people

Rub their nose in it?

[Hix]

Originally Posted by chickenman

but the echidna mix..... ewwww.... its the grossest stuff ever ( the food hix was talking about earlyer) it smells gross.... it looks gross.... it is gross... especially when u have to clean the container it was in.... it had been sitting out in the sun for a day and it had gone all chunky and ewww... i almost through up

You should try mixing it up. That's even worse.

A friend of mine handraised a Western Quoll in WA years ago, asnd he said it was the tamest most affectionate pet he'd ever had - leaves cats for dead as far as pets go, he said. I've often thought I'd like to give a Tiger Quoll a go. Out of Ringtails and Brushtails, I'd take a Ringtail every time - not as big and boisterous, and doesn't smell as much.



Hix

[falconboy]

Speaking of which, has anyone got/seen these womans self published books? Are they any good? She has books on Dunnarts, Quolls, Antechinus, possums, gliders and macropods.

http://pawprintz.customer.netspace.n.../en-uk/d1.html

[Brock Lobster]

Originally Posted by falconboy

Speaking of which, has anyone got/seen these womans self published books? Are they any good? She has books on Dunnarts, Quolls, Antechinus, possums, gliders and macropods.

http://pawprintz.customer.netspace.n.../en-uk/d1.html

never heard of them, but i might grab a copy of each one. They look pretty decent

[falconboy]

Thats what I was thinking.

[Hix]

Never heard of her either. I'd have to look at the books to tell if they are any good or not, but if they are, that would be a bonus as they would fill a gap in the literature.



HIx

[falconboy]

Originally Posted by Hix

Never heard of her either. I'd have to look at the books to tell if they are any good or not, but if they are, that would be a bonus as they would fill a gap in the literature.



HIx

Feel free to buy a couple and tell us what they're like Hix.

[Hix]

Seriously considering it.



Hix