Frodo wrote:orphaned wrote:
I want this! Amazing!
As Dragon Mistress >>>> you should have it !!!!
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orphaned- Posts : 7363
Join date : 2014-03-07
Location : Toronto, Ontario, Canada
As Dragon Mistress >>>> you should have it !!!!
Frodo- Posts : 1428
Join date : 2013-08-12
Age : 51
Location : Scotland, UK
Beautiful necklace! 
orphaned- Posts : 7363
Join date : 2014-03-07
Location : Toronto, Ontario, Canada
good news for dragons and dragoneers .....no limits !!!
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
Join date : 2013-09-01
Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
Justie's Luverly Lucky Lineage!
Of course, if Justie had a friend... who, like, talked to her and stuff... 
What? Bribery is such an ugly word, don't you think?
I like to think of it as an ice breaker...
(Siberia's pretty cold this time of year...)
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
Join date : 2013-09-01
Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
IF I WERE TO LIVE WITH A DRAGON...
Yup! Unbelievable though it sounds, this critter's cousin has been living in the cats' play room, for I don't know how long! There were no signs of injury or a struggle, it would have been an easy climb for him to come in, and there was suitable food and water in the room - not to mention heat, important for a lizard in the dead of winter.
He could have been there for weeks, for all I know, seeing the cats were paying him no attention whatsoever! And he showed no fear of me at all. Even when I picked him up and took him outside. He's called a Shingle-Backed Blue Tongue, and is the smallest of that type of lizard. (Native Australian, most of them harmless, for a change!)
My little dragon was a bit smaller than this fellow (didn't think to take a photo, did I?) and very lethargic, but otherwise fine! He is now resident in my front garden, where he will find plenty of snails and not be pestered by my cats or any of the local fauna (like snakes), that are less likely to come around to my place than across the road in the 'official' bush.
Hopefully, he'll stick around and make lots of other little dragons as spring finally comes this way.
... IT WOULD LOOK LIKE THIS!
Yup! Unbelievable though it sounds, this critter's cousin has been living in the cats' play room, for I don't know how long! There were no signs of injury or a struggle, it would have been an easy climb for him to come in, and there was suitable food and water in the room - not to mention heat, important for a lizard in the dead of winter.
He could have been there for weeks, for all I know, seeing the cats were paying him no attention whatsoever! And he showed no fear of me at all. Even when I picked him up and took him outside. He's called a Shingle-Backed Blue Tongue, and is the smallest of that type of lizard. (Native Australian, most of them harmless, for a change!)
My little dragon was a bit smaller than this fellow (didn't think to take a photo, did I?) and very lethargic, but otherwise fine! He is now resident in my front garden, where he will find plenty of snails and not be pestered by my cats or any of the local fauna (like snakes), that are less likely to come around to my place than across the road in the 'official' bush.
Hopefully, he'll stick around and make lots of other little dragons as spring finally comes this way.
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
Join date : 2013-09-01
Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
OMG! CB REDS everywhere!
Why have I stayed away so long?! I have 40 +/- RED eggs, and only the last 3 (all in the nest and all scored in a few minutes) are CAVEBORN!!!
It's breeder heaven!!
Why have I stayed away so long?! I have 40 +/- RED eggs, and only the last 3 (all in the nest and all scored in a few minutes) are CAVEBORN!!!
It's breeder heaven!!
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
Join date : 2013-09-01
Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
ARGHH! I need more egg/hatchling slots! 
No hatchlings to mature till 2am here!
And 'prices' are so bloody cheap!
No hatchlings to mature till 2am here!
And 'prices' are so bloody cheap!
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
Join date : 2013-09-01
Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
Here is what a Pyrope might consider a yummy snack, although they're not red like I expected. 
And they aren't technically garnets, but they are pyrite, so there's some link I am currently missing 
And they aren't technically garnets, but they are pyrite, so there's some link I am currently missing
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
Join date : 2013-09-01
Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
OMG! FINALLY,
A GUARDIAN OF NATURE!
NOW THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO STOPPING ME!
This is going to be the hardest working stud of all time!
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
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Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
OH! There's a thought. Do I want a boy or a girl?
Frodo!
Do I want a boy or a girl?
Frodo!
Do I want a boy or a girl?
marianne- Posts : 52
Join date : 2013-06-08
Location : Pinellas Park, Florida
Just have to say...LOVE your Dragons...I'm always looking for them; they make me smile. 
JustTheFacts- Posts : 5142
Join date : 2013-09-01
Age : 62
Location : Western Australia
Hi Marianne!
I'm happy to know that you're enjoying them. I think they are incredible. Some really wonderful artwork! And so lovable too.
If you want to, you can click on the dragons in any of our signatures and see what all the fuss is about (and get a peek at all the dragons!)
Thanks for letting us know your pleasure, it's sometimes hard work raising the youngsters
I'm happy to know that you're enjoying them. I think they are incredible. Some really wonderful artwork! And so lovable too.
If you want to, you can click on the dragons in any of our signatures and see what all the fuss is about (and get a peek at all the dragons!)
Thanks for letting us know your pleasure, it's sometimes hard work raising the youngsters
