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newbie here getting a tyrannosaurus rex
- Thread starter medusacoils
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Kenneth Noisewater
New member
Do you mean "Eden"?
Kenneth Noisewater
New member
Well I can't ask Roy, but I mean the original garden, yes.
Lucille
New member
LBoz
Original Curmudgeon
Oh no you di int!!! LMAO!!!!
wade
Save The Humans
I don't care what they ate, tell me T Rex had the libido of Tiger.
kathylove
Pragmatic & Logical
I have to apologize to Wayne...
The reason I jumped on you about the hybrids is because I didn't want anyone to know about the Okeetee Rex hybrid that we keep as a sort of a "guard dog" out on our driveway. But I should just come clean, since some people already know about him, and more will probably find out. SORRY!
The reason I jumped on you about the hybrids is because I didn't want anyone to know about the Okeetee Rex hybrid that we keep as a sort of a "guard dog" out on our driveway. But I should just come clean, since some people already know about him, and more will probably find out. SORRY!
kathylove
Pragmatic & Logical
Yes, as long as it has red eyes, you are fine. The fish and game people there can't tell the difference between normal, wild T-Rexes and the Okeetee Rex, so you must have albino forms only.
Be happy you don't live in Georgia! All Rexes are banned there, no matter what hybrid or morph they are!
Be happy you don't live in Georgia! All Rexes are banned there, no matter what hybrid or morph they are!
Dinah
New member
Kathy,
Where did you find that? I want one! I am in a rural area and a guy down the road a ways has 6 foot tall gargoyles at the entrance to his driveway. So in that regard a Trex at my front gate would be PERFECT!!! And my daughters favorite morph is the Okeetee even though my favorite morph is the lavenders. Do you have any lavender T-Rex's? I'm sure they are sociable animals we could get a pair of them and they can be friends.
Does anyone know if the T-Rex makes a good pet for kids?
Where did you find that? I want one! I am in a rural area and a guy down the road a ways has 6 foot tall gargoyles at the entrance to his driveway. So in that regard a Trex at my front gate would be PERFECT!!! And my daughters favorite morph is the Okeetee even though my favorite morph is the lavenders. Do you have any lavender T-Rex's? I'm sure they are sociable animals we could get a pair of them and they can be friends.
Does anyone know if the T-Rex makes a good pet for kids?
kathylove
Pragmatic & Logical
Check with Vision (cages).
They usually bring at least one to the Daytona show. We tied it to the roof of our van to drive home with it. They are gray - you have to paint them yourself. They are pretty expensive, although I don't remember just how much. Probably more now than we paid a few years ago. I'm sure they could bring one to Daytona for you next summer if you ask.
They usually bring at least one to the Daytona show. We tied it to the roof of our van to drive home with it. They are gray - you have to paint them yourself. They are pretty expensive, although I don't remember just how much. Probably more now than we paid a few years ago. I'm sure they could bring one to Daytona for you next summer if you ask.
medusacoils
Mr. Enigma!
That Okeetee Rex is awesome! What a wonderful job you did on the painting!
Wayne
Wayne
MedusaCorns
peek-a-boo!
Now Kathy.... you know it's not right to breed your corn snakes to anything but corn snakes...:smash::smash: "Quiet in the court!...
Ok... here is my Frilliesaurus Rex. I plan to take orders in the next 25-30 years as it will take that long just for the female rex to mature. Oh yeah, the rex would be female.. can you see a frill laying that egg????? Hmmmm... unless I make a mini Frilliesaurus??:idea: Naaaa never mind, I want to ride around on him like a wild amazon woman :dgrin:
I will need to keep a lot of frillies on hand so there will be at least one once the rex matures.. Also in case the male is discovered in the making and destroyed....I will have to do it quick like king snakes. The female will be bloated with zebras and we all know what zebra's do, just like turkey to us the rex should drift off to sleep in no time and the frillie can go to work. I'm sure the rex won't wake and won't feel a thing :boring:
So send me all the frillies you find so I can start breeding the frillies now. Once they breed I promise to send each person who donated a friliie a Frilliesaurus Rex. I can't pay for the frillies but I can assure you they will have loads of love and will be hand tame by the time you get them. They should be around 5 months old when they are ready for homes and they will be eating piglets. Once they mature you might want to get yourself a farm with 1000 acers to roam and all the bison the can hunt and feed on.. You'll have to keep them hand tame by feeding them the piggies by hand once you get them or they will eventually mistake you as their next meal.
I hope one day they will become domesticated like dogs and we won't have to worry about that anymore but if they take on a nature like corns "can live in the wilds or house" then we might have to re-breed the frills to a more docile dinosaur like a Brachylophosaurus. I figure the shape of the head would be comparable with the frillie and might be a good trait to shoot for. The Brachylophosaurus is relatively "new" dinosaur and also known as the as the "Elvis," due to its unusual head crest that resembles the famous rock 'n roll singer’s hair. It was brought into domestication in 1953 and only a few today have hand raised pips from that line.
I think by breeding these two together the Frilliesaurus would look something like this... Can you see the kings wavy look in the crest???
He's real cute Kathy. How long did it take you to paint him? lol
Ok... here is my Frilliesaurus Rex. I plan to take orders in the next 25-30 years as it will take that long just for the female rex to mature. Oh yeah, the rex would be female.. can you see a frill laying that egg????? Hmmmm... unless I make a mini Frilliesaurus??:idea: Naaaa never mind, I want to ride around on him like a wild amazon woman :dgrin:
I will need to keep a lot of frillies on hand so there will be at least one once the rex matures.. Also in case the male is discovered in the making and destroyed....I will have to do it quick like king snakes. The female will be bloated with zebras and we all know what zebra's do, just like turkey to us the rex should drift off to sleep in no time and the frillie can go to work. I'm sure the rex won't wake and won't feel a thing :boring:
So send me all the frillies you find so I can start breeding the frillies now. Once they breed I promise to send each person who donated a friliie a Frilliesaurus Rex. I can't pay for the frillies but I can assure you they will have loads of love and will be hand tame by the time you get them. They should be around 5 months old when they are ready for homes and they will be eating piglets. Once they mature you might want to get yourself a farm with 1000 acers to roam and all the bison the can hunt and feed on.. You'll have to keep them hand tame by feeding them the piggies by hand once you get them or they will eventually mistake you as their next meal.
I hope one day they will become domesticated like dogs and we won't have to worry about that anymore but if they take on a nature like corns "can live in the wilds or house" then we might have to re-breed the frills to a more docile dinosaur like a Brachylophosaurus. I figure the shape of the head would be comparable with the frillie and might be a good trait to shoot for. The Brachylophosaurus is relatively "new" dinosaur and also known as the as the "Elvis," due to its unusual head crest that resembles the famous rock 'n roll singer’s hair. It was brought into domestication in 1953 and only a few today have hand raised pips from that line.
I think by breeding these two together the Frilliesaurus would look something like this... Can you see the kings wavy look in the crest???
He's real cute Kathy. How long did it take you to paint him? lol
kathylove
Pragmatic & Logical
Oh no!
SENATOR NELSON INTRODUCES T REX BAN TO U.S. SENATE!
HSUS, Defenders of Wildlife, and PETA representatives applauded vigorously as the U. S. Senator unrolled a 45' long T Rex skin during his speech. He pointed out the many "giant fangs" in the still attached head, noting that it had barbed "fish hooks" on the ends of each tooth. He stated that although they have only been found in rural areas of Florida so far, they can run REALLY FAST, and jump over tall buildings in a single bound. Therefore, he believes that they will soon be found in shopping malls, looking for tasty shoppers, as far north as Washington, DC. The pet loving, non profit groups in attendance agreed to donate 250 billion dollars for flame throwers to exterminate the rexes, and also for Christmas presents for the Senators who are present during the vote.
SENATOR NELSON INTRODUCES T REX BAN TO U.S. SENATE!
HSUS, Defenders of Wildlife, and PETA representatives applauded vigorously as the U. S. Senator unrolled a 45' long T Rex skin during his speech. He pointed out the many "giant fangs" in the still attached head, noting that it had barbed "fish hooks" on the ends of each tooth. He stated that although they have only been found in rural areas of Florida so far, they can run REALLY FAST, and jump over tall buildings in a single bound. Therefore, he believes that they will soon be found in shopping malls, looking for tasty shoppers, as far north as Washington, DC. The pet loving, non profit groups in attendance agreed to donate 250 billion dollars for flame throwers to exterminate the rexes, and also for Christmas presents for the Senators who are present during the vote.
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CARTOON_HEAD
New member
haha what is this about about:rofl: