I heard it was illegal to breed them in my state so I caught mine from the wild (there's a herd in the New Forest near me) and smuggled mine in under my coat. Dint have no trouble at the Dorset/Hampshire border with customs - it et them.Is it captive bred???
No way, man. If you never feed them then they dont get bigger than a Yorkshire Terrier. My Mom's boyfriend's other girlfriend's dentist says so and he's gotta drill and a diploma so he's right, OK. Shows how much YUO know.And I think you where a tad off on how big they get?
Not if you dont feed them.The females are bigger than the males.
I red the first paragraph of Wikipedia on them before I got distracted and went to play on my DS. So you can just rack off, cos now I know waaay more about it than you.Check your facts dude.
Thass no big deal cos my Mom says she'll pay for all its food out of her welfare check. I dont got to work cos I'm 14, so that just shows how much YUO know. You should go checking YUOR facts before callin me out, man.And good luck they have big appetites.
Well my Trex is trained to eat grass
Do you have a proper sized probe kit to sex yours? I sell T-Rex size probes for only $950 each on my site. And I have a FREE sexing video, too! But be sure you have at least 15 assistants before attempting to probe.
Also, be sure to buy only from a breeder who registers on the American T-Rex Registry. Then you will know what it is het for, in case you decide to breed. You especially want to avoid producing stargazer T-Rex babies, as they sometimes accidentally kill their keepers when they wave their heads around unexpectedly.
But you probably already know all of that!!
Tara and I just wanted to say that we love you guys! Every one of ya!! :rofl:
You will DEFINITELY want my newest product, Nutri Rex! If one of your pet 'rexes regurges on you, watch out! You will have to burn your whole house to get rid of the smell!! Yuck!! So I suggest adding a couple of pounds of the product to each and every meal, just in case! MUCH cheaper than buying a new house!
Thanks for reminding me, Kyle!